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Damage-Resistant Mirrors
Frameless
These plastic and metal mirrors are more damage-resistant than glass.
To mount acrylic and polycarbonate mirrors, use a fine-point drill or sharp blade to create mounting holes. Apply masking tape to the entry point to minimize delamination.