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Question by Puzzler: What kind of glue to fix the broken side mirror?
The side mirror of my car is entirely broken off when it hitted the pole. I want to use some kind of glue to glue it back to the car. Anyone know what kind of glue I can use? which brand? Where can I buy?
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Answer by Alej
Use crazy glue or UHU glue.
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the best stuff is 2-part epoxy available at you local auto parts store. You might need to get it replaced if the damage is too bad.
I don’t want to sound like a jerk (certainly not intended), but I doubt you’ll find any type of glue that will hold the mirror in place for very long. IMHO, you’re going to have to buy a new mirror and replace the broken one. You could try your local salvage yards and possibly purchase a used one, generally about 1/2 the price of new. I wish I had a better answer for you, Sorry.