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Is there a best way to remove the mirror mount from the winshield? I read
somewhere to heat it up (hair dryer) and then pull it off. Not sure how to
clean the glue off either. I understand I have to be really careful. Thanks

I would imagine you would unscrew the mirror from the mount and then use a
razor blade to remove the bracket

CaptainKrunch


"SpongeBob SquarePants Rules!" <al_langevinJAILSPAMMERS@yahoo.com> wrote in
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> Is there a best way to remove the mirror mount from the winshield? I read
> somewhere to heat it up (hair dryer) and then pull it off. Not sure how to
> clean the glue off either. I understand I have to be really careful.
Thanks
>
>

Thanks Cap'n.

People vary from using a razor blade to not using one since it may scratch
the windshield glass. Some also suggest using a heat gun or hair dryer to
heat the area and then the mount will come off easier. I guess hair dryers
heat to 250 degrees which is much hotter than the inside of a car.

As they say, do it right the first time. I just rather not buy a new
winshield.

"CaptainKrunch" <nobody@nothing.com> wrote in message
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> I would imagine you would unscrew the mirror from the mount and then use
a
> razor blade to remove the bracket
>
> CaptainKrunch
>
>
> "SpongeBob SquarePants Rules!" <al_langevinJAILSPAMMERS@yahoo.com> wrote
in
> message news:4aXdc.6671$rg5.30065@attbi_s52...
> > Is there a best way to remove the mirror mount from the winshield? I
read
> > somewhere to heat it up (hair dryer) and then pull it off. Not sure how
to
> > clean the glue off either. I understand I have to be really careful.
> Thanks
> >
> >
>
>

SpongeBob SquarePants Rules! wrote:

> Thanks Cap'n.
>
> People vary from using a razor blade to not using one since it may scratch
> the windshield glass.

If everything's clean, it's hard to imagine scratching glass with a
razor blade. If I wanted to experiment with heat, I might let the car
sit in the full sun for a couple of hours before going to work with the
razor blade (this depends a lot on where you live, of course).