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I have fitted a dash top mirror to my 96 4/4, I am now left with a button glued to the windscreen that held the old mirror. I have tried heating with hairdryer, acetone and nitro Mors all of which haven't worked. I am reluctant to get the blow lamp out. Has anyone removed one of these, I have tried a local windscreen replacement company who only replaced mirrors as part of replacing the windscreen. Many thanks. Paul.
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Try a razor blade between the button and the screen
JohnV6
2022 CX Plus Four
2025 Renault Scenic Alpine etech "Yvette"
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Talk Morgan Addict
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Just put the mirror back on and drive around. It will fall off in your lap sooner or later....well, that's what mine did anyway! 
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L - Learner Plates On
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L - Learner Plates On
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Just put the mirror back on and drive around. It will fall off in your lap sooner or later....well, that's what mine did anyway! It won't - Sods law dictates that it will fall face down on the gear knob thus breaking the glass. I speak from experience.
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+1 Bud 4/4 - Stanley 
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I used dental floss to remove a badge stuck on to a vehicles bodywork but went through loads as it kept fraying and snapping. Thin fishing line would be a better way.
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