Mirrors

[George Burke]

Thanks Bob, I knew that JB Weld had plastics and metal covered, but
haven't seen or had a previous need for anything related to glass. If
it worked for you, then it should clear up my problem. I will look
for it tomorrow. Best Regards, George Burke 1977 FC31 Charlotte
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> From: George Burke
> To: wanderlodgeforum
> Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2007 7:26 PM
> Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Mirrors
> JB weld works great.Been there done that.
> Bob Loomas 1985 PT 36
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> Hope someone has had a previous fix for this . My driver's side
> mirror,(BlueBird upgrade,electric,heated, with lower convex), is
hanging by
> its two wires. From looking at it, there appears to be two globs
of silicon
> on the convex mirror at the top, one on each end. Has any one ran
across a *
> super adhesive* that would work for this application. Because of
the
> curvature of the mirror, I don't think that you could run a bead
all the way
> across. Seems that the backing was designed to allow water to
drip thru to
> prevent freezing. Any one that can send some freezing/cool
weather this way
> would be a help to. This 100 degree humid stuff has gotten old.
Thanks,
> George Burke, 1977FC31 Charlotte
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