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how to unglue rear view mirror

I improperly positioned the mount for the mirror on the w/s. Does anybody know how to unglue it so that it may be repositioned? Help Thanks

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A rasor blade, VERY carefully work it around all the sides. TAKE YOUR TIME don't rush it or you will break a chunk out of your windshield
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Makes sense, thanks tab.
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I've used a heat gun on both the outside and inside patch area to soften the glue. I did it gently to avoid cracking the shield.
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Put on a crash helmet and give it a light tap with your head. Guaranteed to pop off - no fuss - no mess.

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I just did this on the track car as the rear view mirror on the windshield is useless with the roll bar in place.

Some have more patience than I, but I could get nowhere using a single edge razor blade. I ended up using a razor saw, and attacking the "button" on the windshield from various sides alternatively.

I think it took me about 15 minutes before the glued spot was so small that the button just popped off. Then I cleaned off the adhesive residue with a single edge razor blade. Can't tell the button was ever there.

Here is a link to the razor saws I am talking about:
http://www.stockade-supply.com/cat-tools/razorsaw.html

Good luck,
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