can i place this on a mirror?
841943
In what sense? Mine is over a mirror it replaced the previous old fluorescent and sits about 4 inches above....
1296343
Yes. You may be able to reuse the mount that is glued to the windshield. Otherwise, it comes with mounts and adhesive. You glue the mount to the windshield and then attach the mirror to the mount.
918233
I don't know why not on the seat. The poles that hold the mirror are screwed into the back so you could leave the mirror off if you wanted.
179736
on its own, no you can't. You'd have to have something like a build out or a wooden box or something to attach it to. I actually need to do that because my medicane cabinet is about 5" deep and the light sits atop it and not much shines down in front so you can't see very well in the mirror.
1105579
After it is mounted, your mirror will be flush against the wall or door it is mounted on. My mirror is 30" x 20" mounted on a cabinet door in the bathroom. The screws that come with it are rather long so will be able to handle mirrors for any thickness.
1713172
I don't know about mounting it on tile. Probably can be done but tricky drilling through the tile without cracking it. All parts on my mirror are brushed nickel. I love it - only wish it was magical and took away some of the wrinkles!
780920
The mirror is held in place with Silicone with a piece of thin wood also glued in with Silicone. I'm sure it can be done, but the finished front might get damaged in the process. You might be able to frost the existing mirror with a kit to frost glass, but practice on something else first. Good luck.
1534488
Bracket that comes with mirror is made to grip existing rear-view mirror from top and bottom. You could fabricate a simple "hanger" that would slip over the top of the monitor and support the mirror. This would probably look pretty tacky.
648579
Yes I would think so, should stick just the same as window. How much it would prevent a mirror from cracking I don't know. Seems more designed to allow cracks but not allow window to easily shatter into pieces - so it would prevent mirror pieces from falling all over
1739537
I don't know that you could due to the fact that there is a strap that you must wrap around the head rest to holdthe mirror in place. It doesn't not have any other type of attachments with it. But it's a wonderful mirror!
351086
I'm not sure that you can, though it didn't flip over easily. I ended up having to return this mirror because I was trying to pull the mirror out from the wall and it snapped right off of the base and couldn't be fixed, I hadnteven had it a week. I replaced it with a Zadro mirror which has proved to be sturdier and only flips if you want it to. Hope this helps
648576
Yes, this can be applied to a mirror to prevent the pieces from falling if it is shattered, and also help protect against graffiti
104125
No. This material is not the highly reflective quality you need for a mirror. This double strength product (2 mils) does not fold well at the corners, but the worst thing about it is the reflective surface is about as shiny as a well polished automobiles. Reflective, but you won't see your face in it. Charles
2073673
an electrician probably could do so......not sure. I just plug mine into the wall outlet in the bathroom. I really like the mirror! Hope this helps you.
537521
Absolutely. I installed this as a vanity light. It was very easy to install (I used an outlet cord with plug) and mount. You can place it as indicated, but be aware that the length is 24" and you may want it longer for a large mirror to maintain symmetry.
352843
Mirror needs to have some place to hang from. As long as u can loop it around the head rest u can use it.
601225
Yes it can be for it uses double-sided tape, and a small amount of silicon rubber. I applied both to ceramic tile, it should mount just fine on a mirror or glass.