I'm going to repaint my mirrors with trim paint, my question is how is the glass attached? Is there any way to remove it for painting or should I just mask it off? Thanks
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Nah, its a snap to get that back on.
How do I know? When I got my current car from Scott, he put the mirro back on for me - while I watched. He did not get it back on all the way.
While driving home, at 75mph, I noticed the glass starting to wobble. Sensing impending danger, I rolled down the window intime to catch the mirror as it popped free.
Next exit, I stopped, filled up the car, and fixed it right.
I used a skinny flathead to get the snapring locked down.Current Cars2014 M235i2009 R56 Cooper S1998 M31997 M3
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Only way to paint them right is taking out the glass.
Myself being so anal, I actually removed the whole motor and wiring assembly too.
Why mask what you can easily remove and paint UNDER?Tenured Automotive Service Professional - Avid BMW Enthusiast
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Originally posted by DaveCNNah, its a snap to get that back on.
How do I know? When I got my current car from Scott, he put the mirro back on for me - while I watched. He did not get it back on all the way.
While driving home, at 75mph, I noticed the glass starting to wobble. Sensing impending danger, I rolled down the window intime to catch the mirror as it popped free.
Next exit, I stopped, filled up the car, and fixed it right.
I used a skinny flathead to get the snapring locked down.
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