Thanks much guys for your help.

Didn't think about the nails still in the drywall if I cut the mirror out,
that saved some frustration.

Tried the wire approach and it looks like it's been attached with industrial
strength double sided tape.

It immediately gums up the wire and puts all that to a stop right away.

I think Gerald made the most sense about the cost of the mirror and
replacing it versus the headache of trying to take it off in one piece.

I'm off to break some glass ;0)

Thanks guys.


"Gerald Ross" wrote in message
...
James Dean wrote:
I was wondering if anyone has run into having to take off a large
bathroom
glued on mirror.

I'm getting ready to put some bead board in my bathroom but can't figure
out
how to remove the mirror from the wall without breaking the mirror or
cutting out the drywall with it.

The builder just went thru and either caulked (I hope) or glued them to
the
wall.

If anyone's successfully done this I'd love to hear from ya.

thanks.


A Heat gun may soften the glue. It also might make the glass crack. Use
precautions.

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Gerald Ross, Cochran, GA
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