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Source for clear, not green-tinted large vanity mirrors?
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threeapples (
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Tue, Feb 14, 12 at 20:25
| My current bathroom mirror has a greenish tint and in our new house I'd like vanity mirrors that are more true to real life colors. What is the name for the higher quality mirror for large wall application and where do you get this kind? thanks! |
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RE: Source for clear, not green-tinted large vanity mirrors?
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| Check out a few glass places and ask for starfire glass. I replaced a large mirror in my dining room and it looks great. |
RE: Source for clear, not green-tinted large vanity mirrors?
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| great, thanks so much is it much more expensive? |
RE: Source for clear, not green-tinted large vanity mirrors?
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RE: oops
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| Sorry, hit post too soon. Yes, starfire glass is considerably more expensive, but for a vanity mirror the cost may not be prohibitive. I know I can't afford it for the shower surround, much as I'd love to have it. |
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