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Old 01-02-2007, 07:00 PM
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Hi everyone, I know you are all busy, wot with Valentine's day comin up, but can anyone help please. I have a customer who wants a spray to fit along the top of a 4ft mirror frame, not worried about making the spray but how is it attached to the mirror frame without causing any damage to the frame, I have 2 of these to make. Any ideas would be welcome. Thanks again for any ideas
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assuming this is not fresh flowers you can attach 2 or 3 covered wires which go down back of mirror and can be taped at back for extra security fresh would be difficult to attach.
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Hi Stell,
don't worry, there is a thingy I think it's made by oasis, you can use it for attatching arrangements on cars. It has a sucsion thing. you'll have no probs with that, try to see if they have a website. good luck
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Yes we have used it for the bonnet of wedding car but after you soak it try it in the shop the weight can sometimes make it slip just be careful not to have the suction pad to wet it can be tricky to get it right to wet it slips to dry it won't stick but great for the car bonnet. Rach
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If mirror is metal good strong magnets might hold but again I would try this out let us know how you get on. Rach
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Can't you just use 'Le-Klip' (pew ends) to clip over top edge of mirror
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or quite a few corsage magnets if its minimulistic
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assuming this is not fresh flowers you can attach 2 or 3 covered wires which go down back of mirror and can be taped at back for extra security fresh would be difficult to attach.
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Hi Rach, Thanks for your idea will try it out, had thought about using wires, but was unsure, but I will give it a try, there isnt any rush with it though as customer has said not to rush as she knows we are all gettin ready for Valentine's day, Thanks Rach
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don't worry, there is a thingy I think it's made by oasis, you can use it for attatching arrangements on cars. It has a sucsion thing. you'll have no probs with that, try to see if they have a website. good luck
Hi flowerfairy, Thanks for your idea,yes I have seen those before but I think I must'nt have given you enough info as the arrangement is going on the frame above the mirror. I have been speaking to Rach and I think I'm going to go with her idea of wires down the back, which is wot I had been thinking, but thanks anyway for your time to reply much appreciated.
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Hi fly2hi, yes really good idea but was worried that it won't lie flat against the wall, so after thinking about different ideas I am gonna give Rach's idea with the wires a try, but thanks for your time replying much appreciated many thanks.
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