Added an iPad mini to my dash...

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Is the wood grain bezel 100% custom or did you take the existing bezel and trim it?
 
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Is the wood grain bezel 100% custom or did you take the existing bezel and trim it?

In the last few pics in the first post, you can see I used an OEM bezel, but cut it up to make the backing of the min.
 

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So you had to buy an extra bezel with the wood grain to complete the project? Maybe i cant see it well in the pics but how did you blend the pieces together?
 
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So you had to buy an extra bezel with the wood grain to complete the project? Maybe i cant see it well in the pics but how did you blend the pieces together?

It didn't matter the wood grain pattern/color. Once built, the entire thing was primed/painted and the hydro-dipped to kook just like the Denali wood grain.

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Oh wow! Now i get it. I was thinking you used another bezel and just cut out what you needed. Nice work!
 

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That's one of the best designed and thought out iPad installs I've seen in a LONG time. Kudos to you, sir.
 

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