My rearview mirror doesn't look very good. The silver backing has started to peel up around the edges (thanks TX sun). I see the rearview mirror assembly is about $70...is there anyway to replace just the glass?

 

Spoon makes an overlay, but it's blue and convex. Replace is your best option.

 

Are they easy to replace? Mine isn't looking to hot either.....

 

As mD5 said, Spoon makes a rearview mirror overlay that is convex (for wider vision) and blue (to decrease glare from headlights) for about $50 and you place it right over the OEM mirror. Just ordered one myself

 

+1 for spoon overlay, I love mine

 

This might be a great opportunity for you guys to upgrade to a dimming mirror! It will make nighttime driving much more pleasant, especially when big TX trucks are driving behind you.

 

I looked at that a few months ago but I did not want to reinvent the wheel as to what I should get. I don't need a mirror that has garage door opening functions; just a dimming mirror. Guess you would tap into the map light for power.

Did you do this? If so what did you get? What would you recommend?

 

Zoom engineering mirror. I love my cf Monaco mirror.

 

Yeah, I understand. The mirror button on the S2000 windshield is very unique as the only other car to share the same design is the 1st gen Insight (76400-ST0-003ZA), so installing most aftermarket mirrors require replacing the mounting button. I picked up a generic dimming mirror on eBay and will take some pictures tonight.

EDIT:
I found the link the the eBay listing of the mirror I purchased. It's pretty generic, and it appears the seller only offers it as part of complete kits now. Here is a link to some pictures I took tonight, along with some pictures from the mod for the mount. For reference, I am 5' 11" and there is just enough clearance at the top of the mirror frame for me to get a nice clear view out the back window. I think this mod will NOT work for someone taller.

 

When I bought my car it came with a dimming mirror from a different Honda model ( I think it was a Pilot). It wasn't wired up though so I never used it. I've since gone with the Spoon mirror, plus my Mugen hardtop window is tinted.

I had the mirror pulled out of the car to install the Spoon overlay. I thought it looked kind of cheap because the middle section extends outwards farther then the two ends, by using a thick piece of sticky foam in the middle and thinner foam at the ends. But once the mirror is on the car it looks fine.