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How to best glue a mirror onto the wall?
24"x24" mirror going over a vanity - not just a simple plate glass mirror, a bit fancy, weights probably 15 lbs, and has a wood backing. The bottom will be resting on the backspash so it is supported there. The wall is painted drywall.
I have PL and Liquid Nails on hand, but am concerned of how long they take to set up and how to physically secure the mirror during that time. I could nail a brace across the front to hold it - but don't want to do the repair and repaint of the nail holes... What is the best adhesive to use? And probably something fast setting? Thx! Vince |
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Is there a particular reason you would not want to use the clear plastic mirror clips on this mirror to hold it in place? Your mirror, your business. Just asking. David
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