I have to install a new automotive side mirror glass to the holder on the side of the door. The mirror is glass, the holder is either metal or plastic
2011095
Sure why not? Just be careful not to let it get on the glass, it's hard to remove! Should stick great to the glass and the backing... And resist coming loose even in the weather. (Can't PROMISE you that, but so far it's been impervious in every application I've made of it.)
2011096
Amazin Goop would probably hold the two together. It really is quite strong and durable. Anyway Goop is pretty cheap and it would be worth a try.
2011097
I think this is mostly for soft materials, rubber to rubber, leather to rubber. I don't think hard materials would adhere well.
2283147
Take a putty knife and slide it between the door panel and the door. You will need to pop it loose from the door. There are plastic tabs all around the inside of the door frame. You can also watch how to change out the mirror on YouTube.
2016045
I don't think I would try it. Not to say it can't but the glass is so thin and the base is made to support it. I don't think it would hold up well sideways. The same fixture (almost) by same manufacture is available in a sideways "over the mirror" mount but it's a double vs single. So the metal is in the middle glass on both ends. Short answer- I wouldn't do it.
488568
For this you would have to remove the whole mirror and replace the main part of it. It worked great for our car. I think the painted piece will snap into the back of it
991130
This mirror is for the outside driver side mirror, as a replacement. Only the front side (what you see in the picture) is a mirror; the back is plastic and wiring. It fits inside your existing mirror housing.
258856
If it is a standard replacement, it is actually glass. There are metal back covers available.
2079084
Both sides of the door is mirrored. There is an aluminum strip down the inside to handle the hinges. This is an excellent product.
1175464
We took the mirror to the dealership. They painted it then installed it. It looks great.
485697
on driver's side the rounded part goes in the bottom left hand corner of mirror which would make the thickest part go nearer the car door. If you haven't thrown away the packaging the mirror came in, there is a diagram on the back of package. Hope this helps. These mirrors are a great help to see what's coming up on your side. I love them because it makes passing another car so much easier and safer, eliminating the blind spot.
2237907
Not sure - seems to be glass. Not metal. I've had several different mirrors - this one is not only the biggest, butdoesn't bounce around as much as others. Really good mirror.
1473517
I replaced only glass earlier and that didn't last more than few months. I would suggest mirror case (glass + plastic case around it).
2258475
its real glass mirror with plastic back housing, not chrome plastic with plastic back housing.
2030913
There was a single sheet of paper that had some very rudimentary instructions. It did mention that the plastic might need to be heated up so it would be easier to pop the mirror on. I left mine on the dashboard on a 76 degree day and it worked. I also tried to move the metal ring down as much as possible to allow the plastic flanges to be as flexible as possible.
1937673
Mirror is plastic. If you still have the old mirror cover, piece of plastic that matches your original car color, that original piece can be snapped onto this mirror and looks as good as new.
1500298
you most likely will have to order that part from a dealership. I purchased a new mirror and got the plastic piece as well. If it wasn't there return for a different one with better specs.
1870854
The best spot for it is on the winshield right under the rearview mirror. It attaches with adhesive tape.
2131287
It would be best if the mirror plastic was intact. Depending on how much was broken, this item could possibly be made to work, but I would repair the mirror before I installed this product. It's really just an accent accessory.