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Repairing Cracked Mirror

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Date: 08/17/2007 Topics: Home Improvement > Furniture Repair | Readers Request > Home  
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I have a framed mirror that got a crack in it at the top. It has since run down the entire length of the mirror. Does anyone know how to repair it without replacing the entire mirror? I've considered using stickers to cover it up but would love to be able to repair it instead. Thanks for any help!

Leah
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Post by gertrude (2) | (10/08/2007)
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My husband goes glass and mirror, and he says unless yo want to decorate it, you will have to throw it away. You cannot repair mirror, unlike a windshield, which uses laminated glass. A mirror is totally different.


Post by Noella (59) | (08/21/2007)
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What about calling those people who repair cracks in car windshields? They might have something. I know once they repair the windshield chip, no one can see that it was ever there.


Post by pamphyila (345) | (08/18/2007)
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I had a cracked mirror I decorated by gluing colored glass pieces over the crack to form a design...Or you could put something else on - like glass paint or "liquid solder" materials to form "leading"


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