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Ever wonder what is happening when you flip a rear-view mirror up or
down to increase or decrease the amount of glare coming from the vehicle
behind you? I assume if you’re still reading, you have, or at least
have nothing better to do at the moment than find out! In order to
accomplish this dimming, less expensive versions of rear-view mirrors
have what’s known as a “prismatic wedge shape” to the reflective surface
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Ever wonder what is happening when you flip a rear-view mirror up or
down to increase or decrease the amount of glare coming from the vehicle
behind you? I assume if you’re still reading, you have, or at least
have nothing better to do at the moment than find out! In order to
accomplish this dimming, less expensive versions of rear-view mirrors
have what’s known as a “prismatic wedge shape” to the reflective surface More...
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