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Originally Posted by Grey Ghost
The technique for removing mirror backs is to use a plastic tool inserted between the back and the surround starting underneath and working your way around to the top, thus releasing the clips as you go.
Kandymans method is to prise out the glass which is a press fit into retaining clips, then releasing the back to surround clips from the inside.
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Neither of these methods appear to be working. I don't have an old credit card to try - a wall paper scraper just damages the mirror back if you aren't careful.
The glass won't budge and some funny green plastic thing has now fallen off the back of the passenger door mirror.
I seriously don't think I am ever going to get these fitted successfully 
Cheers,
Michael T
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Currently owned:
2003 '53' MG ZT-T+ - Starlight Silver (Mods: Powerfold mirrors, TrafficMaster, illuminated sunvisors, Walnut dash & steering wheel, drivers cupholder, door reflectors, seatbelt bolt covers)
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