This is the mirror with the corner pieces glued in place. Be sure to tape them until the glue sets. |
This is the molding and corner pieces I choose to use. I bought the kind you
paint yourself.
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This is the finished mirror in the
master bath
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This is the finished mirror in the guest bath. |
Of course, when you redo the mirrors, you see that you need to redo the wallpaper. I would love to take it all down and just paint, but talk about a big job. Don't know if I'm ready to take-that-on.
One thing that they didn't tell you in the tutorial from diy was that there are mirror clips that you have to notch around. I also had those ugly rosettes they screw on the mirror. Fortunately, I got new counter tops and they had to remove the mirrors anyway. So they glued them on the wall and put the clips on the top and bottom. I also need to tell you that I didn't do this myself. I have a handy-man that does many of those kinds of jobs around The Edwards' house.
One thing that they didn't tell you in the tutorial from diy was that there are mirror clips that you have to notch around. I also had those ugly rosettes they screw on the mirror. Fortunately, I got new counter tops and they had to remove the mirrors anyway. So they glued them on the wall and put the clips on the top and bottom. I also need to tell you that I didn't do this myself. I have a handy-man that does many of those kinds of jobs around The Edwards' house.
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