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    Fountain Family
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    10-20-2009 08:12 PM
    I am looking for a mirror that goes in my cuddy. I have a 1996 27' Fountain and when i purchased the boat it was missing a mirror in the cuddy. The size is 12"X13". If anyone can help me please email me or call me. Clay@tylercase.com or 513-262-6827

    I attached a picture of the other mirror.



    Thanks everyone
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    10-20-2009 08:22 PM
    U can get one cut lokal,,for about 40 bucks !!!!!!

    Just find a glass store.
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    10-20-2009 08:40 PM
    ^^^^^^ What about the frame to match the existing mirror?
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    10-20-2009 08:46 PM
    yep, you should be able to get a peice of glass mirror or acrylic mirror cut to size local pretty cheap.
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    10-20-2009 08:47 PM
    heck before you put it in, you can probably have a design masked and sand blasted pretty cheap too....
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    10-20-2009 08:47 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by Fountain Family View Post
    ^^^^^^ What about the frame to match the existing mirror?
    Com on,,,u can build that yourself out of some white leather and 1/4 inch plywood .
    Since u have that one ,,,easy !!!!!
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    10-20-2009 08:53 PM
    Yeah your right Daredevil.... I can make one for sure, i didnt know if their was a place i could pick one up for cheap or if someone on here that was wanting to get rid of one. Thanks.
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    10-20-2009 10:20 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by Fountain Family View Post
    Yeah your right Daredevil.... I can make one for sure, i didnt know if their was a place i could pick one up for cheap or if someone on here that was wanting to get rid of one. Thanks.
    I think your best bet on stuff like that is get one cut and build a frame !!!!!!

    Sorry
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    10-20-2009 11:23 PM
    You should be able to put that together in about two hours in the garage - in between walks to the beer fridge
    Less than $50 in materials and supplies.

    I'm not bagging on you, at all. Trust me, if you saw the scale of some of our projects on here just in an effort to put them back in the water, I would welcome this one as a "puttering in the garage" couple hour, 6-pack project (I drink quickly), and most of my projects require a 30-pack, and several days... Or years in this case.

    Rob's idea of sandblasting a design is a good one. If you have access to a sandblaster, this is very simple to do. I've done several things like this in the past, and it can make for a very cool personalized look.
    Maybe etch the bird into it.
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