$5 part - $800 Mirror?
Is this bezel available? Alternatively, I think I can glue a plastic piece that will hold the spring tension, any ideas on the best way to do this and which glue would work best?
Last edited by seth1066; May 2, 2008 at 01:00 PM. Reason: bold type
A suggestion to do the same...the epoxy will work as well also.
Is this bezel available? Alternatively, I think I can glue a plastic piece that will hold the spring tension, any ideas on the best way to do this and which glue would work best?

Last edited by seth1066; May 2, 2008 at 11:55 PM.


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How would I mount them to the inside of the windshield?
First I found a nice looking piece of an old monitor base, also made of ABS; there was only one these shapes available.


I cut the second piece out of a 5 1/2 inch computer case bay cover.

I notched each piece to fit the reinforcements on the mirror bezel. Here is the dry fit of the first one:

I chose Plastic Welder epoxy by Devcon which works with ABS. I called Devcon customer service and they recommended to clean all surfaces with alcohol and claimed the bonded parts should be stronger than the original. I then sanded all mating surfaces and glued them in.



A rough and beastly looking job, but looks don't count for additional strength.
I reassembled the mirror, the bond seems strong as a rock and the mirror functions as new:




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