You can use a picture frame as large as you would like a mirror, with the glass still in it and buy the spray for the back of the glass in the frame. Just spray it and follow the instructions on the can. You can get mirror backing spray at the local home improvement stores. Hope this helps Toni, it sounds like fun as you can be as creative as you like (for example use a window or window with panes, or any shape picture frame/glass depending on where you want the mirror. The paned window one would look great at the end of a hall or top of the stairs with a table under it for example.
If you are just looking for a mirror effect the mirror sprays woek perfect. But not if you want to see your true reflection. The spray tends to distort your features.
I have a mirror tall and slender that has beveled edges and one side has chips out around the edging and I don’t know how or what to make a frame with to cover it. ...
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Hi!i have beautiful oval wooden floor length mirror that stand on legs but the problem is it tilts up. I can’t get it to stay vertical so I can actually use it.
https://m.wikihow.com/Make-a-Mirror
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fJdCMiAsr6c
You can use a picture frame as large as you would like a mirror, with the glass still in it and buy the spray for the back of the glass in the frame. Just spray it and follow the instructions on the can. You can get mirror backing spray at the local home improvement stores. Hope this helps Toni, it sounds like fun as you can be as creative as you like (for example use a window or window with panes, or any shape picture frame/glass depending on where you want the mirror. The paned window one would look great at the end of a hall or top of the stairs with a table under it for example.
If you are just looking for a mirror effect the mirror sprays woek perfect. But not if you want to see your true reflection. The spray tends to distort your features.