"Chris Cox" wrote in message
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On Sat, 07 May 2005 04:53:20 GMT, Ernie Leimkuhler
wrote:

I have a client who is trying to figure out how to fix a large mirror
display for a trade show booth.

There is a 4' x 8' plate glass mirror bonded to an aluminum sheet using
VHB tape.
The frame got hit by a forklift and the glass is now being flexed out
1/4" in the middle.
Not good.

I figured out how to fix the frame, but it would require removing the
mirror.
Any ideas?

I happen to know a guy who used to work with adhesives at 3M. He knows
the Tech service guy who does VHB, Who either knows how to remove the
stuff or can find out. Want me to forward your post to him?

Chris
Don't force it - Use a bigger hammer.

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typically, don't they just cut it with a blade? if it's in the middle of the
mirror, perhaps piano wire. it's tough to get off.