Darth_Immitis
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That’s what she said
The pioneer doesn't have a trim ring of any kind?
1/8th inch plexiglass. Sand the edge smooth with a block and slightly round it over. Paint it flat black.
1/8th inch plexiglass. Sand the edge smooth with a block and slightly round it over. Paint it flat black.
SubbinNCali 10+ year member
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Two way off the top of my head. Buy a sheet of thin abs plastic and create a better trim or go ahead and use what you have an then fill in the gaps from behind with something. Depends on how you do it, the ugly will be on the inside. Hell, be funky and trim it with LEDs of your color. IDK
Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts
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Do you have a Dremel tool by chance? Best thing to do is trim around each plane/edge until the unit fits, not tight but snug. Don't trim/cut off too much otherwise it'll look ugly and you'll kick yourself in the azz lol...a trim ring around that will hide any ugliness.
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