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Can you try cleaning it?
I don't think you can get fogginess out .. it is part of antiquing process and I think that I simply beautiful
thanks for answering my question.
The toughness is part of antique ing process. Once that happens it's forever.
You may need to strip the mirror down to glass and start over. Moisture is probably what caused the fogginess or the wrong product was used.
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I believe the fogginess is permanent. Your only option would be to replace it.
Here's a post that might help you - https://blog.fantasticcleaners.com/how-to-clean-an-antique-mirror/
Hi Pat, hoping this video helps you out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdTJW3mahus
I was able to remove fogginess using Weimans stove polish for glass top stoves. It works like magic!
Hi! You can strip it down and try again, replace the mirror part with a custom cut mirror, or enjoy the look. Good luck and stay safe!
That fogginess is why people pay large amounts for them. I would love one.
I did not realize that, maybe I should just put mine up and brag about it!
The fogginess and spots people try to copy..and if you have an original...keep it and brag!
Hi Pat,
My Suggestion would be to Start again, using Mirror Finish Spray.