Progress on my radio bezel
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When I molded in the installation kit i just used fiberglass, bondo and a lot of time.
On the back of the cig lighter there is a screw that will allow you to take off the whole thing. After the cig lighter was out I used a jigsaw to cut out the "flare" that it has. I put fiberglass on the back of the cig lighter hole and I used bondo to fill in the rest and smoothed things in.
On the back of the cig lighter there is a screw that will allow you to take off the whole thing. After the cig lighter was out I used a jigsaw to cut out the "flare" that it has. I put fiberglass on the back of the cig lighter hole and I used bondo to fill in the rest and smoothed things in.
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Originally Posted by lifted97ranger
how did you mold in the radio install kit? did yo fill the hole with something and then use bondo? what did you use to shave the cig lighter? bondo? what about a backing? sorry for the questions just been trying to figure out how to do it myself.
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Originally Posted by 01fordby4
I didnt need to buy a new one though. I just took the origional one out and worked on it. I have had no radio in for a while now tho, which kinda sucks. I always looked for a new one on ebay but their prices run kinda high.
heck yea..but i want me a spair junk incase it dont work..you just layed the fiberglass mat down and bondo or what..then sanded the fool out of it?
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