Resilvering the back of a mirror is a process that involves removing the old silver from the mirror's surface and then replacing it with new silver. The process can be done manually or with the help of an electrical current. To remove the old silver, the surface of the mirror is cleaned and then coated with a solution that dissolves the silver. The dissolved silver is then removed from the mirror's surface by either washing it away or by using an electrical current to pull it out. New silver is then applied to the mirror's surface in a layer that is thick enough to cover any blemishes or scratches. Once it has been applied, the new silver is buffed until it is smooth and reflective.

Resilvering the back of a mirror is a process that can be used to restore a mirror's reflective surface. The process generally involves using a silver nitrate solution to create a new reflective surface on the back of the mirror. There are a few things that you will need to do in order to silver the back of a mirror: -Clean the surface of the mirror and remove any debris or dust that may be present. -Measure and mark out the area on the back of the mirror that you will be working in. Be sure to leave enough room around all edges so that you can easily hold onto it while you are working. -Mix up your silver nitrate solution according to package directions.