Remove Glued-on Bathroom Mirror with Heat Gun - DIY

[@mountainwest3444]

Great before and After shots.

[@heatherjoslin8291]

Great video. Thanks!

[@JoshPostVlogs]

Let me know what you think of the end result. I forgot to mention in the video, but this entire remodel, which gave the bathroom an whole new look, cost me less than $500. The new mirrors where a little less than $200 each from Home Depot. Also, I included chapter markers for those who want to skip ahead. Good luck on your projects!

[@hmmtentego5542]

WD40 wow :) thanks !!

[@lisahalston3154]

Safety wise, you should’ve had Kevlar like apron on because mirror can sometimes pop and fall And you could almost lose a leg like the man did who was putting in my big mirror at my house. His artery was cut and he almost lost his life and what a mess. He had been installing and taking down mirrors all his life. He had forgotten his apron that day he said. So sad. I still like watching your videos though.

[@mn7803]

An endoscope would help locate the glue spots a bit faster?

[@vxnova1]

This glue almost looks like tar, I have tried citrol 266 on my vehicle to remover road tar and it was amazing, Not sure if it would be any good here

[@JoshPostVlogs]

Thanks for the tip. Yes, it’s like a tar asphalt-style construction adhesive. I’ve also heard Citrol works but I only had the WD-40 around the house and it worked well.