Custom pop out faceplate (calling tightTT)

**Jared71482** · 11-22-2007 12:06 PM

Originally Posted by audiFUEGO

does that work well on the scratched areas around the cigarette lighter and little compartments under the armrest?

anything that has that rubbery coating on it, just spray some on and let it sit for a couple seconds, then wipe it with a rag, most of it will come right off... especially if its scratched. I used it on my shift surround and it took almost all of it off in one shot.

**audiFUEGO** · 11-22-2007 12:59 PM

nice... that shit is nasty tho, it didnt turn your plastic white-ish and dry?

**chris164935** · 11-22-2007 08:39 PM

Originally Posted by audiFUEGO

nice... that shit is nasty tho, it didnt turn your plastic white-ish and dry?

I would recommend spraying brake cleaner onto a rag and then using the rag to wipe clean. Don't spray directly onto the surfaces (to prevent messes and such).

**audiFUEGO** · 11-22-2007 09:48 PM

Originally Posted by chris164935

I would recommend spraying brake cleaner onto a rag and then using the rag to wipe clean. Don't spray directly onto the surfaces (to prevent messes and such).

yea but wont the plastic you wipe get ruined?

**mark_2328** · 11-22-2007 10:18 PM

Originally Posted by B5Burn

Could you turn the system on so we can see how well the LCD's work in the sun?

:)

It is on in the last 2 pics. With 20% tint, the glare isn't too bad. If I had my rear window tinted to 5% like I was supposed to it'd be even better..

**TighTT** · 11-22-2007 10:41 PM

Originally Posted by Jared71482

Im saying that pioneer is all about lights and extra gizmos

How did you come to that conclusion??

Originally Posted by Jared71482

Then theres people that get pissed when people do voice their opinion

There is a difference between voicing your opinion and making blanket statements that are false.

**B5Burn** · 11-23-2007 05:42 AM

Originally Posted by mark_2328

It is on in the last 2 pics. With 20% tint, the glare isn't too bad. If I had my rear window tinted to 5% like I was supposed to it'd be even better..

Just buggin ya bro :) I am sure it's bright as hell at night... but my old eyes need all the help they can get.. well.. I am only in my 30's.. but LCD glare drives me nuts.

Honestly though, outside of you knowing the layout of the screen, are things pretty crisp in daylight? Some lcd's rrreally fail in that area.

**mark_2328** · 12-01-2007 04:50 PM

I know.. It isn't too bad, but my young 17-year-old eyes can pick it up well. It isn't all that great however, because i didn't feel like shelling out the $700 for a transreflective lcd. The whole CarPC thing is really pretty cool though. The possibilities are endless.