just remembered to use glue DESIGNED for glueing mirrors...
"Don Mosley" wrote in message
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Which glue would be best for this outdoors?
Plenty will stick it but I'm worried on cheap mirror it will eat the
silvering
off the back.
This is mirror tile on cinder block then I'm putting old wood window
frames on
top. Spruce the wall up a bit. With trees in front it looks pretty cool.

Don

On Sat, 25 Jun 2005 20:52:37 -0700, Don Mosley wrote:

Which glue would be best for this outdoors?

Brackets.

Plenty will stick it but I'm worried on cheap mirror it will eat the silvering
off the back.

Use bathroom grade mirror (extra plastic coating on the back over the
silvering) or else some proper acrylic "mirror glue". Most silicones
release acid on curing and will etch silvering.


This is mirror tile on cinder block then I'm putting old wood window frames on
top.

Put the mirror in the frame, then put the frame onto the concrete.

As an old picture framer I have to ask.......Why not build the frames first,
then glue the mirror to the frame.

Just a thought. then the glue won't come into contact with the silvering.
Doug
"Don Mosley" wrote in message
...

Which glue would be best for this outdoors?
Plenty will stick it but I'm worried on cheap mirror it will eat the
silvering
off the back.
This is mirror tile on cinder block then I'm putting old wood window
frames on
top. Spruce the wall up a bit. With trees in front it looks pretty cool.

Don