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1. 
   seb | Sep 21, 2006 05:59am | #1

   There is a glue for that purpose...I have a tube of it around but cant find it,,, google it up and I'm sure it will work..

   Bud

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   oldusty | Sep 21, 2006 07:25am | #2

        Hi Don ,

                   I think it is called mirror mastic or mirror magic , any glass shop will have it .

               The product I saw was black in color and looked like construction adhesive.

                                         good luck                        dusty

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   hammer1 | Sep 22, 2006 01:37am | #3

   You want to use a specialty adhesive. This site has a product and some good information. Some raw lumber may excrete some pitch or other chemicals that may degrade the mirror back. It's a good idea to seal the wood first.

   http://www.glazerschoice.com/faq.phtml

   Beat it to fit / Paint it to match

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   nikkiwood | Sep 22, 2006 08:10am | #4

   Like the others have said, use a glue that is specifically designed for mirrors. Anything else will eat at the silvering.

   I've used mirror mastic, the black stuff in a caulk tube -- which I get from my glass supplier.

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