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| Comment | Thank you for your response. I had my mechanic/body repairman look at it. He was able to get to screws and drill holes in the bracket and combine the broken parts to secure the mirror back into place. He used the epoxy adhesive to bond the srews in place to prevent them from coming out. It has worked fine thus far as a temporary solution until I have the mirrors replaced as a set. Robert S. Sosnoskie | ||
I can answer any question concerning automotive plastics repair on condition that the specific part polymer is identified. However, I can also help in the identifying process of any plastic used in automotive applications (for both body work and under-the-hood). I can't answer a question if it is based only on make or model unless full details are provided.
Two decades working as automotive plastic repairman in my own business
Publications
THE INTERNATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE PLASTICS REPAIR MANUAL
Education/Credentials
Plastics technician.
Past/Present Clients
BMW

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