Is it possible to remove those white mouldings that are on top of the mirror?
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The whole top could come detached if you wanted to replace it with something else I'm sure. It could come off and be a fancy wall shelf also. But when I received this, the frame was already set up.. and I'm not saying if you took the top piece off that it wouldn't harm the product either. It's really just up to the buyer what they want to do and risk doing. Also white can really light up a tight space but over time it get's messy!! Always consider the pros and cons.
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If the mirror is new and looks that way when you got it, make sure you peal off the protective film that covers the mirror when it's shipped. If you've been using it a while and it has gotten scratched, then I'd be inclined to try some plastic polish to restore the finish.
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It is a beautiful cabinet. Remove mirrors before installing. They remove easily by pressing on tabs on each hinge
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You do not need to remove, as it is a very good mirror ,even better than the original mirror ,enjoy being modern
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No, I don't see any way the see through plastic can be be removed. Hope the answer helps.
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remove plastic trim inside door pry off carefully with screw driver or small pry bar, remove bolts, remove old broken mirror, attach new one. trim piece should snap back in
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No in my case they come with tape and I stuck them to the same shape mirror base insert. I couldn't find a way to remove that insert.
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Yes it is safe, just try placing the mirror in a couple of spots to make sure it has the correct visibility before you remove the adhesive paper. Also this mirror rotates 360 degrees so finding a good view is very simple. Ps when removing it permanently for any reason simply spray some Goof Off behind the new mirror and use a plastic putty knife to seperate the two.
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On the right of the mirror there are two screws. Turn them clockwise 90 degrees (a dime works nicely) and the mirror will lift off. After replacing the batteries put the mirror back in place and turn the screws counter-clockwise (a light pressure on the mirror will hold it in place until the screws are turned.
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They use a lot of 3M tape. If your mirror has a piece broken out, you could put 3M tape where you still have plastic.
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You just Epoxy it to the old mirror underneath. Its the simplest way to do it.
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You will have to remove the whole door panel starting with the 2 screws in the handle and 1 or 2 more on the bottom of the door trim. Then you can remove all the trim. Be careful not to drop the nuts from the mirror into the door...it can be tricky getting them out.
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My wife's did the same thing. We took it apart and tried to tighten the screws and did somewhat, but it didn't help. So now she uses 2 books of matches and wedges them in at the bottom. I know that's not what you wanted to hear but it works and she reakky likes that mirror.
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Yes you can remove the design with remover. If you use acrylic paint rubbing alcohol works for removing mistakes.
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You can take them off but I don't think they would stick very well again. They do remove cleanly.
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Yes, it's a mirror. There's a protective film covering on it so you'll need to remove it before using.
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The mirror comes unattached, so theoretically you could use the mirror you already have. :)