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Summary: Learn how to clean a button mirror when designing and making homemade buttons with expert crafting tips in this free arts and crafts video clip.

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Robyn Lyman Robyn Lyman is a creative artist who has finished thousands of pieces of artwork and owns the company Many Hearts, One Nation, reachable at the link. read more

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How to Clean a Mirror Button

ROBYN LYMAN: Hi, this is Robyn again with Expert Village. I'm here to finish off our little product. You don't ever want to give somebody a dirty mirror so I always have--I've found this is the best glass cleaner ever. I get it at Costco. I'm dropping names here; I hope they give me a discount next time I buy it from them. We'll just put a little spray on there. All these mirrors, when they come, they're dirty. They have a little film on it because when you cut mirrors it uses oil. Even though they look clean, if you turn it to the side and look, you'd see it's not. But just a little shot of that on there will clean this mirror up, make it look really nice. Now the last stage you're going to use on this mirror is to just get ready to put it in a bag. I buy my bags from that guy in California, PT Bag Company. You can get any size of bag you want from big bags down to little teeny bags. And I put this, it will keep the Mylar protector because if you just keep this in your pocket or in this purse by itself, eventually this will tarnish and it won't have the brilliance that it has now.

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