Installing Tex door mirrors

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JimK
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paulhumphries wrote:Until you weld etc the holes how about using the small sized chromed domed blanks used in public type toilets sinks where you have two holes in basin but only one tap ?
Good idea. More suitable for me would be some handlebar end plugs from my bike :-)
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I have fitted a pair of door mirrors to the stainless steel triangular piece at the front corner of the quarterlight. I had a couple of spare stainless triangles, so it didn't matter about drilling them. I kept the originals intact. The mirrors themselves are round ones from MGM spares, about £15 the pair if I remember rightly. Easy job to fit them, and effective in use.
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