Hi, Patty! We did this upgrade years ago. This bathroom came with a really nice and big mirror, but it was just glued on and very plain. This was so simple. We bought the trim board and corner pieces that were already white. No mitering was necessary. We just placed them up and marked carefully the necessary lengths. We used construction adhesive and put the four trim pieces and four corners up in just a few minutes. We have loved how it dressed up the mirror.
I have two 6' patio doors, and I want to add blackout curtains to keep the sun/cold out. What is the best way to hang them, and what can I use to push the curtains ba...
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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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http://www.momtastic.com/diy/128900-how-to-frame-a-bathroom-mirror/#/slide/1
use a product called Mirredge - at home depot website
Buy window trim from home store. Mitre angle edges and create a frame for mirror. Glue into place. Works fantastic. Can paint trim any colour you like
Hi, Patty! We did this upgrade years ago. This bathroom came with a really nice and big mirror, but it was just glued on and very plain. This was so simple. We bought the trim board and corner pieces that were already white. No mitering was necessary. We just placed them up and marked carefully the necessary lengths. We used construction adhesive and put the four trim pieces and four corners up in just a few minutes. We have loved how it dressed up the mirror.