We have a mobile home. The closet doors in both bedroom are mirrors?

How were they damaged? Can you show a picture? I’ve seen people just remove them and hang curtains in their place.

Paint the doors or just wipe over with stain on a rag. This will refresh the doors. If you don't care about the mirrors, spray them with a frosted glass spray. Prepasted wallpaper

sticks to most anything. Cut a piece the same size as the mirror and according to the package directions put in water then apply. You can get rolls of wallpaper at most thrift stores for a few dollars.

Paint is always a nice option to spruce things up you could also fully replace the doors with curtains as someone else mentioned.

you can remove the mirrors and paint the doors

You can spray paint them with a "frosted" or cover with static cling film. I used "rabbitgoo" brand that I purchased from Amazon.

I would try to remove the mirrors and paint, or you could remove the entire door and purchase a new one at Lowes. This video shows how to do it with a kit bought at Lowes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijJSShtAuOo

Pulling the mirrors off is probably going to be a mess, or a "Pandora's Box." They'll probably break, they'll leave mastic behind and you'll be spending a ton of time on them.

My use of the frosted spray paint didn't wear well.

There's a lot of cool contact paper patterns out there.

You could get some decorative contact paper and cover the mirrors to match whatever decor theme you want in your bedroom. https://amzn.to/34fQUH1

We have already thought that contact paper would be the best option. Thank you to each and everyone who responded 🌞🌴🌞

I agree with contact paper

If you like the look of the mirrors, you can get a mirror spray paint. It won't give you the reflective properties of a mirror but it will still give you the gloss and shine. https://www.lowes.com/pd/Krylon-Specialty-High-Gloss-Silver-Mirror-Spray-Paint-NET-WT-6-oz/1000238735?cm_mmc=shp-_-c-_-prd-_-pnt-_-google-_-lia-_-219-_-spraypaint-_-1000238735-_-0&placeholder=null&ds_rl=1286981&gclid=CjwKCAjwzMeFBhBwEiwAzwS8zDFIFivBMdU02lYhU8lQ_RV7GGYbB4759_VU4thCV3Tr2dGzVYVR4hoCZI8QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Peel and stick wallpaper would work.

Hello CJ, you could paint them, and score a cool design in them, or just paint them with chalk paint.