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![]() wrote in message ... Put painters tape on the entire mirror. If it breaks, the tape will keep glass from getting everywhere. And painters tape comes off leaving nothing behind. After taping you have to use a putty knife, pushing it in gently between the wall and the mirror edge and then slightly twist the putty knife. You do they around the perimeter of the mirror and at one point the mirror will pull away from the wall. I just finished do a 50 by 30 in my bathroom and the only casualty is the sheetrock behind the mirror where the adhesive was. |
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