Wardrobe Mirror Doors

[Dave and Monica]

I can't say that I was ever overly fond of the mirror wardrobe doors in the bedroom of our 337. We had liked some darker mirror doors on another brand and had wondered about doing something similar. I looked into replacing with darker mirrored glass but the change looked minor. I ended up having some 23% automotive tint applied onto the mirror surface and really like the appearance now. There's some loss in the reflectiveness but not major.

Dave

[HODRLODR]

That really looks good.

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[Sandi]

Great idea Dave!! Wonder if it would make my wrinkles look a little less visible????

[Ciaran1]

I like it. Great idea and looks really nice. On my to-do list. Did you remove the doors to do it or leave them in place?

[Dave and Monica]

I like it. Great idea and looks really nice. On my to-do list. Did you remove the doors to do it or leave them in place?

It was easy to remove and take them to the tint guy. There's a catch that you rotate open to allow you to slide the roller assembly off of the door.


Dave

[TucsonJim]

Gotta add this one to my project list.

[Ciaran1]

Thanks Dave and Monica.

[Sandi]

I can't say that I was ever overly fond of the mirror wardrobe doors in the bedroom of our 337. We had liked some darker mirror doors on another brand and had wondered about doing something similar. I looked into replacing with darker mirrored glass but the change looked minor. I ended up having some 23% automotive tint applied onto the mirror surface and really like the appearance now. There's some loss in the reflectiveness but not major.

Dave

Dave we are doing the same thing on the sideboard in the kitchen. I always hated looking up and seeing everything in the cabinets. Now it is hidden!!