[xGE_97]

Hey kids, its how'd you do that time!! (not Howdy Doody time).

I have a 2009 quad slide, coach #1261, with sagging ceiling mirror plastic in some of the slides. I'd like to re-glue the mirrors but I worry that some types of glue may react with the mirror coating. Does anyone have any experience with this? Maybe I'm overthinking this but I thought I'd ask before just going with my go to 3M 10 neoprene contact adhesive. Any thoughts are appreciated. Thanks.

[PMCBR]

The reason they are sagging is the backing on these plastic mirrors has already degraded. Tried several products before I realized. I am now removing mine and replacing with a complimentary vinyl material they are using in the new models.

[oophthovet]

The reason they are sagging is the backing on these plastic mirrors has already degraded. Tried several products before I realized. I am now removing mine and replacing with a complimentary vinyl material they are using in the new models.

What is the complimentary vinyl material you are speaking of and where can I get it. I had a mirror fall off last week when I extended my living room slide.

[PMCBR]

Or should I have said leather lookalike material. 

The reason they are sagging is the backing on these plastic mirrors has already degraded. Tried several products before I realized. I am now removing mine and replacing with a complimentary vinyl material they are using in the new models.

What is the complimentary vinyl material you are speaking of and where can I get it. I had a mirror fall off last week when I extended my living room slide.

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Leather look a like material. Faux leather material. Look at pictures of new coaches.

[oophthovet]

I understand now. I misread the post, I thought by replacing you were repairing with an adhesive.