Good idea. No matter what method you use to cut the mirror there will be a
very good chance of it breaking. So I would either leave it alone or remove
it and replace with a suitable size.
Don Young
"Levon" wrote in message
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just put cabinet where you want it, ignore the mirror...
use a firring strip or decent looking wood and wherever cabinet hangs off
of
mirror?
use the wood to create the illusion that cabinet is actaully touching wall
where visible

"irobledo" wrote in message
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How can I cut a mirror that is glued to my drywall. I am installing new
bathroom cabinets and they are taller than the old ones. right now it
is 78x42 and I want it 60x30.
I have tried to remove it but no luck, I don't want to break it.

Thanks


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irobledo