Reply to "Quarter glass mirror removal"

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I've heard of some people making a metal plate to mount on the inside glass to cover up the rather unattractive "insides" of the glue-on mirrors. The plate is probably glued on also. I'd remove it first so you can see what you're up against removing the mirror. I'm not sure you want to try a solvent on the mirror right off the bat but the plate is probably attached using the same adhesive so what works on it may work on the mirror. Plus you don't have to be quite as concerned with ruining the paint. I've heard of body shops using dental floss to remove emblems after softening the adhesive.

3/1/061:41 AM

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