PS: can’t wait to do this. I hate sheet mirror but you’re exactly right that it’s glued and a nightmare to replace. The frame you did here makes ALL the difference!
Hi LTT, looking at your pretty tile floor. We have not so pretty ceramic flooring. Not awful just not nice. We’re definitely replacing it in the public spaces but in the baths and laundry of love to duplicate that look. I’ve seen stencils but worry about overspray and smears. Also, what paint and prep might I need so it adheres long term? Would you feel like doing a vid trying one out. You seem to have the steps down-pat when it comes to dressing things up and I’d love to leave the awful tile replacement project to the areas where there’s no option. Thoughts??
@@iridianarm4373 Get a dremel and take out the area where the clips are. Drill a space for them. Mark it first to make sure you are in the correct spot. Then it will fit over the clips.
My medicine cabinets and mirror are in the same position as yours, my question is when you open the door of the medicine cabinet doesn’t get block by the wooden frame?
Does the adhesive dry clear or if you happen to get some near the edges, will you see it in the reflection? Beautiful bathroom & excellent job on the mirror. It is a more simple way of cutting but it looks way more modern than a mitered cut mirror frame.
Hi! Sorry I didn’t see this sooner. It’s not clear so you have to try to stay away from the edges. We did get some near the edges and you can see it in the reflection but it’s not too bad.
What kind of wood did you get? I did this and my wood got all bowed and I wasn’t able to glue it to the mirror. The end were not flush with the mirror.
These were pre primed pine 1x4 sometimes it takes 45 minutes at Lowe’s at Home Depot to find boards that are straight. I do find the preprimed boards tend to be more straight.
Since it was going to get wet potentially from out faucets we added it for extra protection from moisture. Our faucets are higher up than most since we have elevated sinks.
sorry this was the only angle to to take this video. We did the same process in this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-r8MXKY3JKuY.html you may find it easier to view.
I don’t mind the edges. Since this wood isn’t the cheapest we didn’t want to risk messing it up. Learning more as we go. Our other 2 mirrors we still need to frame out he might do miters.
