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  1. 19th October 2011, 01:58 PM #1
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    Question Bevel Mirrors

    Have a couple of these old things on hand....is there a business left in SEQ that can restore these? Only place I have learned of so far is Sydney Mirror & Glass.
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  2. 19th October 2011, 09:17 PM #2
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    This lot claim on their web page that they re-silver.
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  3. 20th October 2011, 08:47 AM #3
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    Default bevel mirrors

    Thanks Ken - will try them out - had noticed this business in passing but not that they might attend to mirrors
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  4. 20th October 2011, 10:48 AM #4
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    are you talking about the actual mirror or the frame that it is mounted in?
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  5. 21st October 2011, 09:43 AM #5
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    Hi Soundman
    It is the spotty reflections that bother me about these. One has no surround, the other sits in a simple 'silky oak' frame that I cleaned up and re coated with Danish Oil some time ago. Tried having a 3rd silky framed mirror updated with contemporary [non bevelled] glass but I don't really like the result appearance-wise.
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  6. 21st October 2011, 09:52 AM #6
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    There are glass companies that will do, beveled and rounded edged glass in basic shapes, but if you have some sort of fancy mirror getting them re-silvered is getting harder to get done.

    If the mirror is patchy that is the problem.

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