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Old is good sometimes. I see what you mean on the other style however.
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The maplight mirrors are easier to remove the glass from then the std. mirrors.
Once I remove the internal lamp assembly from the top & bottom,I created two wire spoons,one with a 90 degree & the other with a 45 degree compound angle that allows me to slip them behind the glass via those access holes and push it outward slightly while heating the back of the glass with a heat gun. This way I don't chew up the metal or rubber edging. It works really well and I have yet to crack one of these. I found a local mirror store that replates the glass very inexpensively. |
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