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how to remove and repair distorded mirror

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Old Sep 17, 2008, 09:23 AM   #2  
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It all depends on how it's attached. Is it glass or is it one those plastic ones with mirror paper on the back?
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Double check with a glass specialty shop, I don't think you can repair and distortion. Kind of makes removal a little easier doesn't it? Most frameless mirror like in baths are glued to the wall with a special caulklike glue. It will not come down in one piece if this is your case.
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