Hi AZ

@Queen Of Conspiracy heyyy you

Hello Earthlings ✌🏼👽🛸

Sorry AZ I Heard you

I was downstairs

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@Deleted Useryoo

@Vertaghohrllo

@Dallas hello ✌🏼

😀 I hope everyone's day is going good

I'm doing much better since my daughter joined 🙂

Phone brb

@Vertagho hi

Howdy, @Vertagho

@Queen Of Conspiracy yaay I am glad 😀

I wanna door dash but I still need a new mirror and oil change

@Queen Of Conspiracy That's your sister, not daughter!

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Lol

@Dallas did that deer knock your mirror completely off?

Ohh I will send a photo

> @Queen Of Conspiracy That's your sister, not daughter!
@Karnivore 💀

👆 LOL @Vertagho 😄

@Dallas If I were you, I would glue the mirror shell back into place, then stick a smaller mirror onto the surface where the broken mirror used to live.

Oh I could

The mirror angle adjustment might also still work.

Nice !

or call around to the local salvage yards for a used one.

Thank you!

😀

regardless of car color, it seems the mirrors are all black

True lol

But you'd have to look up how to get it off, and bring the right tools with you to the salvage yard

I have a friend that knows how thank goodness

I'm awful with cars

Brb quick nap!

If you can't find one immediately available, then I would simply glue it back into place. You'll have to figure out what glue will work best, depending on how much plastic-on-plastic contact is available to bind the broken portion back onto the base. Super glue probably would not work. I would suggest something like a fast-acting, two-part glue that you mix and then use immediately.

This would most likely work, so long as you could hold it in place for an hour.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/J-B-WELD-Clearweld-Clear-Epoxy-Adhesive/50149636

I would apply liberally (don't let it drop onto your car!)