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what works best?
Well I got asked again to stop spending money on
the car, He He He, Then the new rear view mirror that she asked me to replace got displaced by Godzilla! Yep, she riped the hole kit-n-kabootle from the glass. All 5'2" 110 lbs of her bad self. "All I did was adjust it and it poped off." Well it did not move for me the night before. So I got the blame, again and I get to spend more money again, He He He. Anyhow what will work the best to reglue this turd back on? 
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10-09-2002, 08:35 PM
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Special rear view mirror glue. Seriously. Get it at any auto parts store.
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10-09-2002, 09:41 PM
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Depends on what style. Some are held on with a black sticky thing. Comes with little peel-off paper on both sides. You have to remove the old goo first.
Or if it's the bare metal kind, take a razor to the glass and mirror pad, then use what Superman stated above.
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10-09-2002, 09:50 PM
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I took mine to the local freindly windscreen repair-o place - they did it for nothing. With Loctite brand rear view mirror glue. Have bumped it with a crash helmet getting in several times and it's still there. I have a very big head.
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