which mirror mastic product shoud I use over a newly painted drywall wall?
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The issue isn't which one - you can use most premium mastic products - the real issue is making sure that the surface behind the mirror is completely dry/cured (drywall mud, primer and paint). If the the surface behind the mirror is still fresh and somewhat damp it will cause adhesion problems and sometimes depending on the type of paint used (oil or water based) it can cause the mastic to burn through silvering on the mirror - trapped moisture can ruin the protective mirror backing - so make sure the surface you're mounting your mirror to is completely dry. Gunther mastic is a good product.
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It works on a mirror! Does not work on a satin finish painted wall. That's all I know for sure.
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I used these: 500pc 1-1/2" T-Pins Nickel-Plated Steel - Fabric, Sewing, Display "1-1/2" T-Pins Nickel-Plated Steel - Fabric, Sewing, Display" or you can also used double sided carpet tape, but the T pins work really well with very little notice to the wall being hammered into.
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Yes you can. If there is a seam between mirror panels, then I recommend to fill that up, otherwise in near future you will see a lineon your wall paper. Good luck,Reza
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Your best bet is to contact wall control directly. Then you will be sure you have what you need, they are great to work with. Good luck.
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you can get wire covers at lowes cheap they are made of plastic that you run the wires through and you can paint them to match the wall
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Try Rialto / Floxite it's on line you should have a model number on the bottom of your mirror they could have it on Amazon if you can figure out which one you need .Hope this helps. I order one from Rialto but its a 22 watt
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you have both options. On the wall I prefer using screws, on tiles or mirror adhesive is better.
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I would not think so. Both pieces must be screwed into something. I bought this hanger because I found a second hand 41 inch round beveled mirror. It already had one 1\2 of the hanger affixed to the frame. I could not find that type of frame anywhere locally. I didn't want to change the way the mirror had been hung, it was pretty heavy, so I googled "mirror hanger" and looked until I found a photo of what was already on the mirror. So in short I would have to say no to your question, but the hanger is great of heavy items and the picture/mirror stays close to the wall.
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Simply put, break out remaining pieces or just laminate over it. Just remember that it can not be used with the mirror heat or it will dry out the tape. Better yet, the aftermarket mirror assembly is only $41 bucks and goes on with three or four screws.
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Ideally you should apply several coats to get the desired smooth wall effect. This is tool is perfect for using over any surface, though in your case I would consider sanding the peaks out of the paint. THEN after cleaning the wall and letting it day and begin applying sheet-rock compound. Good luck!
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Preston, if your plaster walls are in good shape I.E.- not cracking, then skim coating is an option. The only issue I see is that you mentioned that the texturing is only 1/2 way up the wall which means the skin coating will have to cover the textured area then go well into the smooth area to give a level appearance. Use 4-5 thin coats of plaster mud to get the best results. Alternately you might consider an upgrade to drywall but that's another story and probably best left to a contractor. Best of luck!
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Hello Michelle, Thank you for your question. My shower is of natural stone. If the wall is prepared correctly, the hook will work. To mount the hook please follow these tips (and absolutely not meant to insult in any way), * Make sure the area you plan to stick the hook is clean and dry. Typical shower residue (soap residue, conditioner splatter, moisture, etc.) will impede the adhesion of the hook. * Clean the surface with isopropyl rubbing alcohol, wipe gently, let dry. Do not use household cleaners. Many household cleaners leave behind a very thin layer of residue that affects how strongly the adhesive will bond to the surface. * Once you have cleaned to area you plan to stick the mirror, please allow enough time for this area to completely dry (remember tile is porous and will absorb moisture). This is the main reason that a hook will fail to adhere. As such, please wait a couple of hours after cleaning the wall to place the hook. * When applying the hook to your shower, please try applying constant pressure on it for 10-15 seconds in the clean, dry spot. * For best results, let the adhesive "set" for 24 hours before hanging the mirror on the hook. This ensures that the adhesive has had enough time to build strong adhesion to the wall or surface. If the hook does not do what it is supposed to do, we will to replace it. We stand behind our products 100%...without question or excuse. I will send one in the mail to you immediately. Please contact me with your address and I will have one on the way. Best regards...and Shave Well! Bill Vogel The Shave Well Company (877) 578-0123 If I may be of additional assistance, please call the number above or click The Cumberland Companies LLC hyperlink on the Shave Well listing (just below "In Stock"). Next, pull the page down 2/3 of the way and on the right side look under the heading "Further Information". There you will see a link "Contact the seller."
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Check the www.blendmount.com website for their listing. It's a great product and hope you find what you need there.
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I am sorry, I do not know. There is a bracket that you install on the wall and mirror attaches to that. You may try doing a search for that specific model # and find the specs.
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Fastens to wall with brackets. Mirror strips are provided to cover the exposed sides. Looks good when done properly.
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Get yourself a Loctite ( I used the PL 375 Heavy Duty ) all purpose adhesive tube from any Home Depot or Loew's and get a caulking gun, pop the tube in it and apply to the back of each foam square. Press them on the wall or where ever you want them to go. Cheers!