Getting ready to assemble the new medicine cabinet door for the bathroom. The backside of the door has a recess for 1/8'' thick mirror glass, then another 1/8'' thick recess, 3/8'' wider all around, for backing. What's a good material for mirror backing, paintable or white on one side, and easily stapled? The mirror is not large (15'' x 24''), so I don't need a 4' x 8' sheet of anything.
It's not a grand woodworking project, but I think it will look nice. Gave me a chance to use the nice miter saw that my wife bought me for my birthday, and the biscuit joiner that I got from Harbor Freight. And, old news to you expert woodworkers but new to me: I've always used "combo" blades in the table saw when ripping. But I just bought a Freud dedicated ripping blade -- what a difference it makes.