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ScarabEpic22
06-10-2005, 07:22 PM
I want to be able to buy a pair of side mirror backs, perferrably from a Buick Ranier due to them already being smooth so I can paint them white to match my truck. I dont really want to have to buy the entire mirror assembly, I am just looking for the part number. OR, if someone has a set of ones around, please let me know. If they are painted white, even better! If not, no big deal.

Envoy Fan
06-11-2005, 12:41 AM
It would be nice if the mirror back was serviced separately and had its own part number. I had to bite the bullet and buy Rainier mirrors to get the smooth backs. (Sold my OEMs for a decent price, as they had the turn signals in them). Smooth backs are also found on NF TB's, some Olds Bravadas, and now the Envoy Denalis. I think the Saabs also have them. :m2:

ScarabEpic22
06-11-2005, 01:52 AM
Thanks for the reply. I was thinking about selling my OEM mirrors, but I just modded them with the turn signals, and I dont think the buyer would really like that too much if I sold them on ebay. :( I might be able to buy some mirrors with the smooth backs, takes the backs off, and sell them again on ebay. I think it would be too much work for what its worth.

Has anyone sanded down their mirror backs to get them smooth enough to look good with paint on them. I saw on another website that the Webmaster there sanded down his mirror backs and used duplicolor to get them to look like his truck. I wonder how hard this would be, as I have never done any body work to a car yet. For them, I would be OK spray painting them w/duplicolor, so paint isnt an issue, just what is(are) the best thing(s) to use to sand down the mirror backs to do something like this?

Thanks for all the responses guys, but I wont be able to read them or reply for a few weeks :cry: due to my vacation in Germany :D . Have a good month of June!!

Envoy Fan
06-11-2005, 01:53 PM
Good luck on your project. BTW, they have computers in Germany, so you can check in here once in a while. Have a great summer trip. :D