Mirror with adhesive/magnetic mirror supporting strips
AssigneeBright of America
InventorEdwin J. McIntosh
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Abstract
A mirror formed from a generally sheet-like unbreakable body having opposite surfaces, one of the surfaces being a reflective surface, a first removable transparent protective sheet covering and protecting the reflective surface, a magnetic adhesively bonded to a second of the surfaces whereby the mirror can be removably attached to magnetically attractive support surfaces, and a strip of double-faced pressure-sensitive tape adhered to the magnetic but removable therefrom whereby the mirror can be adhesively secured to a non-magnetically attractive support surface.
Claims7
A mirror comprising a generally sheet-like unbreakable body having opposite surfaces, one of said surfaces being a reflective surface, a first removable transparent protective sheet covering and protecting said reflective surface, means for securing a magnet to a second of said surfaces whereby said mirror can be removably attached to magnetically-attractive support surfaces, a strip of tape having pressure-sensitive adhesive coatings upon opposite sides thereof, a first of said adhesive coatings bonding said strip of tape to said magnet, a second removable protective sheet covering a second of said adhesive coatings whereby said mirror can not be adhesively secured to a nonmagnetically-attractive support surface until said second removable protective sheet has been removed, and the bond strength and adhesive affinity of said first adhesive coating is such as to generally cleanly separate along an interface between said magnet and said first adhesive coating when said strip of tape is separated from said magnet.
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