HOW TO STICK THE MIRROR TO THE CABINET?

Mirrors are one of the tools that have a really important place in our lives. At home, at work, at school, on the street, in our rooms, in our vehicles. We can use it in almost any field. It is the only element necessary to see a blind spot, to watch ourselves, to fix the clothes worn or to see how we are. In our vehicles such as cars, motorcycles, bicycles, scooters, we use it to see the spots we cannot see and to control the traffic.

What are the General Usage Areas of Mirrors?
It plays an important role in the places where we will mount the mirrors that we use as decorations in our homes. The most preferred usage purpose is to monitor and examine ourselves, and the most preferred usage areas are rooms, bathrooms and sinks. In addition, it is used in vehicle entry and exit areas in places or institutions that require security, to look at and control the invisible parts of the vehicles. Mirrors, called concave and convex, that show closer or farther than visible, can also be used in various workplaces and institutions.

How to Stick the Mirror to the Cabinet?
Decoration masters usually use liquid silicone to attach the mirror to a cabinet. First, the area to be pasted for the mirror on the cabinet is selected. Then the surface is cleaned with a clean cloth. Liquid silicone is applied to various areas on the back of the mirror. After adjusting the accuracy and balance of the mirror for the area to be glued, the mirror and glass apparatus called "stingray" is attached to the cabinet. In order to keep the glued mirror stable and ossified, tape is attached from various parts to keep the mirror stable in the cabinet. The mirror prepared in this way should be left for at least 12 hours. After waiting for the required time, the bands are removed and cleaned again with the help of a clean cloth and glass cleaning chemicals.

How to Stick a Zero Shape Mirror to the Cabinet Surface?
If the mirror is desired to be zero to the surface, the thickness of the mirror should be thinner than the cabinet doors or doors. If it is desired that the mirror be adhered to the cabinet doors or doors with zero shape, the area to be glued should be marked as much as the mirror's dimensions, and the inside of the marked area should be emptied as much as the mirror thickness, cleaned and varnished. In this way, the mirror to be attached to the cabinet provides zero adhesion with the cabinet surface.