Material of CIPA Replacement Mirror Head CM94500 and Will etrailer.com Sticker Come Off
Published 12/14/2019 >
Question:
Does that advertisement sticker come off? What material is it plastic or metal?
asked by: Joe
Expert Reply:
I believe you are referring to the etrailer.com sticker you see on the product page pictures for the CIPA Replacement Mirror Head # CM94500. This sticker is only used on the particular product that we take the pictures and shoot video of, and very likely won't be on the product you actually receive. We use the sticker on our pictures/videos to keep other companies from taking our content.
Now if for some reason you do receive a product with the etrailer.com sticker on it, it absolutely can easily be taken off and it won't leave any ill-effects behind on the glass.
This is a glass mirror with a stainless steel housing.
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Replacement Mirror Head for CIPA Universal Door Mount Mirror - Stainless
- Accessories and Parts
- Towing Mirrors
- Mirror Head
- CIPA
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