I want it for a bathroom window where I have a small suction cup magnified makeup mirror attached. Can I use this suction cup mirror on it?
1190554
I don't think that would work. The film is very thin - quite like plastic wrap - and the suction cups might tear it. Cleaning the film is possible, but must be done very carefully so that the film does not tear or become misplaced.
1190555
I believe it may cause the mirror film to bubble. However, cars have tinting applied and the suction cups cause no problem. The mirror application was trickier than I thought and eventually I purchased a kit to facilitate the application.
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I don't know as I was looking specifically for a magnifying mirror. I can say that I've not had any issues with the suction. It does stay put and I'm constantly using the swivel base. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. Good luck.
841468
Probably not, because the mirror glass extends out beyond the edge that the add on mirror needs to hold it in position. However if the glass does not protrude out over any edges, it may work.
952251
No. It is a suction cup, so I don't think so. We attached it to the mirror and it sticks well on that.
1646753
I do not think so. The actual diameter is about 3/8. Would be too small for my mirror. There are larger sizes.
604168
It might. I found that the mirror was too big for my purpose. I returned it.
1490147
It connects to the window mount. If your old mirror connects to the window you should be good.
215888
It should work - my wife's mirror was also a Conair and the lamp works quite well!
1642654
Yes if you have the clips that go with it if not. It will not work. It is the mirror only
396390
Yes I think so, I have it on my mirror it has suction cups that hold it firmly, but I suppose you could suction it to a table just as easily. It tilts so you should be able to see yourself.
712865
No. It's not a free standing mirror. But u can still use it for that purpose if you clip it in a stand.
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I have tried to use the suction cups to attach the mirror to the wall but it just wont hold. As an alternative you can remove the suction cups and using the "slots" where the cups slide in, screw the base to the wall. The base is magnetic so it makes removing and manipulating the mirror easy.
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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!
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I used it to take out windshield scratches made by a Scotch-Brite. For a bathroom mirror, I'd be careful of overheating the glass, since the tempering on a car windshield is much greater than that on the bathroom glass (you'll need to stop every minute or two and put some water on the pad -- not on the glass).
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It should be fine. I don't think there will be any problem with it. You can try maneuvering it so that the shades go just in front of the mirror. That's what I did for my car with the suction thingie, it worked fine. So it should be alright.
718452
I doubt it. Sticks nicely to the mirror, but suction cups rarely stick to wood unless it is highly polished and sealed.
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I don't understand what your specific use is. Are you trying to dislodge the mirror from the glass. If so I think it might, but not sure.