Can it be used on heated mirrors?
923482
No. Also buy an original Honda Part as this mirror is not an exact fit and vibrates incessantly
81406
I would say no. The mirror is great but the angle of placement is limited to about 60° max. Great suction as well as clear vision, though.
1256683
Dear Willie, since gallery glass is not real glass......I would not recommend that you use it on any heated object. If the bulbs you're speaking of will not be used electricly I would give it a try......such as a christmas ornament.
1078702
Yes, as long it isn't a factory rearview mirror with a temp. and compass built in one. Those are to tall in height. I have one in My Chrysler 300 and I have a great view of the vehicles behind me including the blind spots.
1636854
I have used one on a car without heated mirrors, these are good non oem mirrors.
1646753
I do not think so. The actual diameter is about 3/8. Would be too small for my mirror. There are larger sizes.
870007
I also would think that you could. there are many good glues. After all i'm sure that the mirror is probable glued on also, just be sure you don't put to much stress on it and crack the mirror.
1464147
This should work I didn't think I had heated mirrors either but it's just a standard GM connection
142774
My mirror doesn't get hot at all, sounds like your should return and ask for a new. Ours is used daily with no problems.
1597534
I know my boyfriend can move his mirrors,I have done that when I borrowed the car. BUT I personally am not sure if it is heated, like I said it wasn't for my car. but to confirm yes it does allow you to adjust the mirror once installed!!!! hope that helps
1732565
I'm an old bald guy, so makeup mirrors are not my strong point, but yes, I think so. I use it in a floor-mounted reading lamp where it does well. I would say it acts like a 40 watt incandescent, a little warmer than many LEDs. I think the very low heat production would be good in the make-up mirror.
23852
Yes. This is only for the mount. You can get the wiring and connect to your mirror if it has switched power or buy an add a fuse and run it to your fuse panel.
560733
I haven't tried it on mirrors but I am pretty sure they will stick just fine. Should not leave any residue at all.
456756
I would not use this for a mirror. In fact, I would only use this for something that could safety be dropped from where it is attached, because it will be dropped.
1865450
Yes the cover comes off and you can use your painted cover. and heated mirrors have heat strips and a different wire harness. find out witch one you have, because the plugs are different, i had to splice my plug to my new mirror cause i orded the wrong one.
160874
If u are looking for the heated version this is not the right mirror for you.
110037
It's doubtful. The glue is a pretty strong epoxy and I think you'd destroy the mirror trying to remove it. I'd consider it permanent.