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#1390 - 07/15/05 03:15 PM Mirror removal
daviesheila daviesheila Do It Yourselfer Registered: 07/15/05 Posts: 1 Loc: pembroke pines, fla. USA	In order to replace my bathroom counter top I must remove the mirror that sits on top of it. The mirror is in an L shape and takes up the full wall space. How can I take this mirror down. I have seen home improvement shows where they tape plastic over the mirror and then break it with a hammer. ------------------
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#1391 - 07/19/05 01:41 AM Re: Mirror removal
provip provip Super Do It Yourselfer Registered: 03/03/01 Posts: 1153 Loc: Victoria, BC, Canada	I presume the mirror is glued to the wall and that you can't get behind it with a knife or such. You might try using a glass cutter and taking it appart in sections. Be sure and where safety glasses when doing this. ------------------ Bart Blainey, B.E.R. Consultant/Journeyman Carpenter Building Envelope Specialist Master Renovator provip@prodeck.org http://www.prodeck.org Barton Blainey (provip) specifically assumes no legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of any information or process disclosed. The above further expressly advises that any use of or reliance upon the information and or opinion disclosed is at your risk . _________________________ Bart Blainey, B.E.R. Consultant/Journeyman Carpenter Building Envelope Specialist Master Renovator provip@prodeck.org http://www.prodeck.org Barton Blainey (provip) specifically assumes no legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of any information or process disclosed. The above further expressly advises that any use of or reliance upon the information and or opinion disclosed is at your risk .
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