CS-4300 Mirror Adhesive: Safe, Easy to Use Cartridge for Mirrors - 10.1oz Review

Bought this product after reading the reviews carefully. Thank you for leaving feedback. I had a large unframed mirror to hang on the wall in my bathroom. 69x39 I used a paint gun and metered it as directed on YouTube, made about 25 rounded circles on the back of the mirror, and applied the mirror to the drywall (which had been pre-cleaned). Apply good pressure for 5 minutes. I added some tape to secure it for 48 hours. I forgot to mention that my dressing table had a lip that helped hold up…

I was hesitant to purchase this product due to some bad reviews but it actually worked well. I replaced the full mirrors on some double closet doors and let the piece dry for 48 hours before hanging the doors again. It's been a few weeks and the mirrors can't be removed from the doors. I would buy this product again without hesitation. The secret seems to be giving the product enough time to set. The instructions state that mechanical fasteners must be used in addition to the cement, but I just

I have followed the instructions. I used it on a broken 1998 driver's side mirror and replaced it with an OEM part. When I removed the broken glass, I noticed a sticky light brown glue that was still wet after so many years. I thought whatever it was, it was an amazing product. For a long time I could not find what I need - Mirror Mastic. My friend who works on boats told me what to buy. I still had to put a piece of wood in front of the mirror to hold it in place while still taped everything…