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best best mirror like Finish vinyl available
Posted by Kaeon on November 18, 2006 at 12:05 amI want to mirror a part of my ceiling but don’t want to risk a heavy mirror falling and killing me during the night :lol1: So I planned on getting a thin sheet of plexy and covering it with vinyl film that is reflective. I want to get the best mirror like finish I can. Any ideas? I want this to be as light as can be so I can mount it with heavy duty two way tape…
Kaeon replied 17 years, 5 months ago 7 Members · 10 Replies -
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get a proper mirror, nothing has the same effect, you need to be asking how to fix it, not how to replicate it.
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Is this your bedroom ceiling by any chance……:-?
Why not just install a video camera 😛
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We have used plastic with a mirror coating on it. I would ask your plastics supplier if they have anything like this. Looks just like a real mirror as long as it is flat. Light weight and shatterproof.
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quote Phill:Is this your bedroom ceiling by any chance……:-?
Why not just install a video camera 😛
I want both 😎 A camera only gives you one angle. I have an array of mirrors around the room. The ceiling one will just top it all off!
quote Marekdlux:We have used plastic with a mirror coating on it. I would ask your plastics supplier if they have anything like this. Looks just like a real mirror as long as it is flat. Light weight and shatterproof.
-MarekI will try that… Did you mount it using screws or some sort of fastener? I want that flush look.
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I was reading up and found out most places who use mirrors on the ceiling use a thing called mylar film.
http://cgi.ebay.com/MYLAR-50-feet-ROLL- … dZViewItemAnyone ever deal with it?
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Problem with the mirror in the ceiling is, I have to put on me glasses to check meself out – and it keeps slipping from my sweaty nose….
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Di-bond derivative is now available in a mirror finish. It’s unbreakable!
But if it comes down off the ceiling, you will touch bottom :lol1: :lol1: :lol1: -
quote Dave & Rob Lowery:Di-bond derivative is now available in a mirror finish. It’s unbreakable!
But if it comes down off the ceiling, you will touch bottom :lol1: :lol1: :lol1:LOL that wouldnt be good at all!!!
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what about mirrored tiles they would be easier to fit and not as dangerous.
Jimmy
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quote James Martin:what about mirrored tiles they would be easier to fit and not as dangerous.
Jimmy
Ive thought of that, I want something thats easy to take down if company comes over or something this is why I was thinking of mirror vinyl on one of those plastic lawn signs. That I could just two way tape up there…
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