mirrored closet doors?

Our present rig had those hideous mirror closet doors also. It was a deal breaker for us so the dealer said he could have them changed out. We now have wood (veneer) doors that match the rest of the wood in our rig.
Maybe the manufacturer can help you.

There is wide wall paper that looks like wood, also grass cloth that might work ...applied with brush on adhesive.

we replaced with the grass cloth material years ago in our Winnie, class C, which I posted. SO nice not to have those stinkin' mirrors and the grass cloth really looked good; complemented the colors. thinking of doing that again in this class A which also has those hateful mirrors. honestly, do we really need all those mirrors in our rigs?

Wood grain self adhesive laminate?

Stupidest idea ever: Mirrored closet door RIGHT next to the toilet! Doubt anyone wants to see themselves thattaway.

A friend of mine placed a sheer curtain hung from a tension rod (I think). It covered the mirror. I hate mine too.

We have those also, been looking at ways to cover them.

JimM68 wrote:

I'd like to cover them. With something that will stick to them and look smooth and good. I don't know where to get 4' wide contact paper, and probably lack the skills to smoothly stick down a piece that big....

Has anyone done anything like this, or have any suggestions as far as a good material to use?

In a previous life I made and installed vinyl decals. If you want to cover the mirrors and don’t want air bubbles, fill a spray bottle with water, add a couple drops of dish washing liquid. Before removing the paper backing, measure and cut to the correct size. Lightly spray the mirror with soap and water mixture. This will allow you time to adjust the contact paper. Place the precut paper in place. Use a small plastic squeegee (available at any hardware store in the wall paper aisle) to remove bubbles. This will also remove the majority of the water. Either allow the remaining moisture to evaporate or use a hair dryer on low to dry it. Sometimes a corner will not stick, if this happens, a small dab of superglue will fix it.

Rather than contact paper... Many have painted over mirrors, the proper paint will stick well and be fairly easy to remove should you sell the rig,,

Or you could cut paneling to fit and attach it over the mirrors in such a way that the glass is not damaged, and again it is very easy to remove when you trade.

Mirrors, mirrors everywhere, you mean all those mirrors don't make you forget you are living in a tiny house on wheels ? I covered the one facing our table with pictures of our travels. As for the bedroom, I look much better then all of you in the morning and love seeing myself in a large mirror when I first get up in the morning.

Lowes sells privacy film in a bunch of styles for windows in upto 48" wide for some designs.

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