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Popsntexas

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Posted: 08/02/12 05:58pm

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What glue do you reccomend for installinfg a new mirror on the bathroom wall of my Winnebago R.V.

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Posted: 08/02/12 06:02pm

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I think I would use mirror clips and screws

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Posted: 08/02/12 06:05pm

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If you are sure you want to permanently glue it, use Liquid Nails.

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Posted: 08/02/12 06:11pm

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On my TT they used double back tape and screw-clips.

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Posted: 08/02/12 06:29pm

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Posted: 08/02/12 06:32pm

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Some glue will eat the backing off the mirror and make spots on it. Choose carefully if you use a glue.

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Posted: 08/02/12 07:57pm

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I mounted a mirror on the wall in the living area of our trailer and used a mirror adheasive purchased in a tube from the local Home Depot store. It replaced a smaller mirror that I removed from the wall by sliding a thin, flexible wire behind it and sawing it off from the existing adheasive. Took a while but it came off cleanly.
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