Identifying & removing chrome mirror caps
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It seems like the chrome covers are just over with original covers. My bet are that they are either clued or taped, since original covers have flat surface. (original covers are clipped on place, so you might want to remove them together to get them on your desk for further investication. Originals are clipped on place. Start working inner edge, first side and then lower part, with plastic flat tool.
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It seems like the chrome covers are just over with original covers. My bet are that they are either clued or taped, since original covers have flat surface. (original covers are clipped on place, so you might want to remove them together to get them on your desk for further investication. Originals are clipped on place. Start working inner edge, first side and then lower part, with plastic flat tool.
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You'll probably cause less damage to the original paint on those mirrors if you use dental floss instead of a plastic trim removal tool to remove the chrome caps. Just heat up the caps as mentioned above and work a long piece of dental floss back and forth to cut through the adhesive.
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Haha, the only other time I've used a hair dryer to loosen up adhesives are when watch screws are covered in loctite and the metal gets pretty hot after a drying session.
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