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How to cover up a “rusted” mirrior stain on the bottom of a large
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The bottom rests on the top of a large vanity top behind the sink.
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Linda Sikut
on Jan 06, 2018
Below is a video that shows how to remove rust from a countertop. This happens to be a kitchen one, but it should also work on one in a bathroom. If the faucet is in the way, you'll have to at least tape it or even remove it to get everything. Wishing you the best.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibBD1t6ICRI![]()
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Cah15334571
on Jan 06, 2018
our mirror was desilvered at the bottom where it rested on the vanity top a few years ago. Home Depot was selling about 1” wide strips that had a mirror like finish, that could easily be attached to the bottom of the mirror. Made a big difference! -
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SandyG
on Jan 06, 2018
You might want to consider framing it with a wider molding that would cover the rust areas. -
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SandyG
on Jan 06, 2018
You can glue a frame right on the mirror. You will have to have a miter box to cut your frame if you want mitered corners or you could just make a square corner. Or you could use foam wood type for a frame. Click on the link below to explain better what I posted.http://bringinghomeezra.blogspot.com/2011/08/how-to-glue-wood-moulding-to-mirror-to.html -
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SandyG
on Jan 06, 2018
Google "gluing a wood frame to a mirror" and tons of posts come up.
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