Easy buy a wide molding from HD or Lowes. They both sell corner pieces and therefore you only need straight cuts. Paint the molding front and 1/3 of back. Use Loctite power grab glue and stick to edge of mirror.
If you are good with a mitre box you can mitre the edges to frame the mirror.
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I’ve seen others use those peel and stick vinyl backsplash as a frame. I have some left over peel and stick vinyl tile for my bathroom flooring. I was wondering if ...
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I need advice from Hometalkers who have framed a bathroom mirror. The only thing I have left to do in both bathrooms is frame the mirrors. The problem is the mounting...
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Ice here is a good tutorial on framing bathroom mirrors.
https://www.momtastic.com/diy/128900-how-to-frame-a-bathroom-mirror/#/slide/1
Easy buy a wide molding from HD or Lowes. They both sell corner pieces and therefore you only need straight cuts. Paint the molding front and 1/3 of back. Use Loctite power grab glue and stick to edge of mirror.
If you are good with a mitre box you can mitre the edges to frame the mirror.
How other Hometalkers did it.
https://www.hometalk.com/search/posts?filter=frame%20bathroom%20mirror
so many on Pintrest...
I like this tutorial -- you don't have to worry about having fancy corners with this method from Southern Hospitality: https://southernhospitalityblog.com/framing-those-boring-mirrors/