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July 9th 03, 04:27 AM
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Mirror Photos?
I have done this, and youcan do it very precisely and cleanly by masking the
area to be removed, stripping the sealing paint with a paint stripper or apropriate solvent, then taking off the silvering with muriatic acid. Midion wrote in message news:SwPLa.59588$R73.8803@sccrnsc04... If i'm not mistaken I've seen somewhere that you can some how scrape the back off a mirror and place a photo on the back. Then the photo shows through the mirror. If anyone has any directions that would be great. 
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July 12th 03, 11:34 PM
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"Midion" wrote in message news:SwPLa.59588$R73.8803@sccrnsc04... If i'm not mistaken I've seen somewhere that you can some how scrape the back off a mirror and place a photo on the back. Then the photo shows through the mirror. If anyone has any directions that would be great. If you take the backing off a mirror don't you just have a piece of clear glass?
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