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Backing for Mirror
We are planning on putting a mirror to cover the TV hole above our
fireplace. The plan is to remove minimal trim, place shims on the sides of the existing opening so the mirror is flush with the back edge of the mantel and the existing trim. I plan on cutting this backing board so it would fit into the opening, and holding it in with quarter round or similar. What would be best for this backing board. MDF, plywood, etc. Should the mirror be bonded to the backer board. If so how? I plan to remove the electrical plug, put wire nuts on each wire and wrap the ends in tape. I am going to do nothing with the phone and cable jacks that are there. Any comments. Thanks. |
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