From: "J.E.P." 
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Reply-To: "J.E.P." 


heres my thought,
id take and gently clamp the mirror down upside down in a towel, on a
table, just enough to hold it from kicking, and take a belt sander with
heavy grit and sand away the partical board till i got a thin layer left,
then use a scraper, chisel,to scrape away the adhesive,
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but ive got years of finish-work, laminate, with sanders, and it requires a
dilicate touch,
if it kicks itl dig in, but its only the back of the mirror,,
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John E. Pike,
Marysville WA.
Where raingear is mandatory,
and
 If it doesn't move it turns "green"
http://home1.gte.net/res0hnzl/index.html
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Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 9:42 AM Subject: Re: ATM removing Meade 12.5"


>
> I don't think I would use a hot wire or similar.  Localized heat is a good
way
> to crack glass.  Pyrex is safer than plate, but I still wouldn't take the
> chance.
>
> Mark Holm
> mdholm{at}telerama.com
>
>

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