Walls and Ceilings - Miroor removal
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07-29-01, 06:22 AM
I have a large mirror glued to a bathroom wall. What is the best means of removal L
StephenS
07-29-01, 08:44 AM
Wear gloves, glasses and a hat. Run a utility knife around the mirror to keep drywall damage confined. Lay down some heavy drop cloths. Put a drop cloth over the mirror and take a hammer to it every 12 inches. Use a flat bar or chissel and hammer to remove the remaining pieces. Skim the wall with compound, prime and paint. The other option is to get your hands on a Woods 8 or 10" vacume cup and attempt to pull the mirror from the wall though glass breakage and drywall damage will still be a risk.