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Mounting TV-How to?

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Lisound
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Mounting TV-How to?

Postby Lisound » Mon Sep 11, 2017 9:47 pm

I have a 2004 290 coastal. how do i mount the tv wall mount. there is a mirror on the other side of the bathroom wall. I got a few different plates. I just figured I can go with 3/4" wood screws. Pre drill through the fiberglass and into the wood backing on the mirror? fill the holes with 5200 and screw in the wall mount. Let it set a few days and hang the tv. there are 4 screws on the wall mount. How else did you guys mount the tv with the mirror on the bathroom wall?
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Hardhat
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Vessel Info: 2004 Wellcraft 290 Coastal

Re: Mounting TV-How to?

Postby Hardhat » Thu Mar 05, 2020 3:54 pm

Did you ever get any help with this? I'm facing the same dilemma now, pictures???
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Lisound
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Re: Mounting TV-How to?

Postby Lisound » Thu Mar 05, 2020 6:19 pm

No I just went for it. the mount I got for the TV allowed me to drill three holes above the mirror and I put a s*** ton of 5200 on the mount that was flush against the fiberglass. I think it's safe to say that TV is never going to come off that wall. Lol
I'll see if I have any old pictures of the installation book still under wraps for the winter here in the Northeast
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