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Originally Posted by
deltic
last one i bought the mirror also came with the bracket attached
Ah yes see what you mean, held on by two screws I think.
I will ask the DJ shop for a price to see if its worth mucking about.
CRAZY K
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Definitely the easiest way by far is to buy the mirror with the bracket attached, that's what I did a few months ago.
Simply undo a couple of screws, take the mirror off, put the new one on, put the screws in....Sorted!
Scott.
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Originally Posted by
SJS Discos
Definitely the easiest way by far is to buy the mirror with the bracket attached, that's what I did a few months ago.
Simply undo a couple of screws, take the mirror off, put the new one on, put the screws in....Sorted!
How much was the replacement part?
thanks
CRAZY K
PS I went past the Castle in Tamworth yesterday --unhappy memories
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HAHA! I've got two weddings booked there next year, one of which is having LED Uplighting!
How come you were in Tamworth yesterday?
I think it was £12 inc. postage. Not too expensive, but dearer than just a mirror with no bracket.
The advantage is, it takes 2 mins to swap the mirror, rather than having to fiddle around taking the broken mirror off, cleaning the bracket, then bonding the new mirror back on.
Scott.
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Alan
Have you thought of buying a mirrored tile, cuting it down to size with a tile cutter, and replacing it that way??
I have a few mirror tiles, and as you know I'm in the process of a bathroom refurb. I'll have a smash.....errrr I mean have a bash at sculpting one for you
Or I have a few mirrors from old scanners, but they are twin mirrors set at an angle, so you would get a double pattern.
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Originally Posted by
andyw
if you can get replacement mirrors for £5 from ebay as ollie says i would of go down that route but get some proper mirror adhesive (not worth cutting corners hear you don't want them to fall off at a gig) when we were looking i they were a lot more expensive then that, thats why we shopped around for different options. let us know what you do and how you get on
I got them for about £8 a piece with the brackets. Just google around.
Julian
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