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dismantling the outside rear view mirrors

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i want to paint the lower portion of my outside rear view mirrors. i saw that it was a techquipment option that i could easily do. however, have no idea how to dismantle the lower portion of my outside rear view mirrors. Anybody care to share how its done. Thanks guys. i just want to be neat with the job and i dont think it can be done with the lower portion of the mirrors installed.

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as always brother loren to the rescue. thank you. one other question, it seems that the key is removing the mirror. Are there any caution remarks regarding removing the mirror? what i know is to just put it on the edge using the swithc and gently pulling out. is it that simple? i might damage something. is putting it back simply pushing it back in?

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apologies loren are you saying there are screws that need to be removed before removing the mirror glass? number 9 confuses me. screws to remove for the mirror motor and plastic covers, plastic pry tools to remove the mirror, is this correct?

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