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Mastic suitable for gluing a mirror to wall.

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  • 03-01-2008 1:41pm
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    Closed Accounts Posts: 96 ✭✭


    Hi I have a bathroom mirror that I need to stick directly to the wall (set into tiles)

    Is there a specialist mastic for this job ?

    I know that silicone will damage the mirror surface at the back of the glass.

    Gripfill and a few other mastics list materials they can be used with but mirror IS NOT on the list, so I'm assuming they wouldn't be up to the job.

    Any experts out there know something that will do the job and leave the mirror coating in-tact. ?


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 49 JBCFord


    First off qazxsw think safety first,
    If you install the mirror without a safety vinyl applied to the back of the mirror
    Chances are if it is not fully bedded in and you happen to land hard onto it for what ever reason it will shatter showering the area in mirror fragments

    Apply safety vinyl to the back of the mirror
    Make sure what you’re sticking the mirror to is even sound and dry surface free from grease
    Apply Wurth Mirror Adhesive or another good brand to the back of the mirror in 7mm bead strips in 50mm from all edges and then 10cm apart vertically
    If you are fitting the mirror after tiling has finished temporally tape mirror to tiles
    I use masking tape but remove it the next day as it’s a bitch to get off later
    You don’t say how large the mirror is as larger mirrors would need extra fixings
    Regards jbcford


  • Registered Users Posts: 12,556 ✭✭✭✭AckwelFoley


    look for Soudals fixall

    Sticks amost any building material and unlike others wont affect the back of the mirrir with a chemical reaction :)

    10 years hardware store exp ;)

    Follow JBCFord's installation advice.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 96 ✭✭qazxsw


    Thanks for the advice / leads folks ...


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