yngmrostrvile
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Did @BenCC ever respond to this inquiry? I could use the cover that goes here. My original had a big hole cut in it and my solution to hold fridge plug and usb ports did not workout.
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He's been working on my order and I got sidetracked with the Icon cap fitment. Too many small projects.
Hopefully he can respond.
yngmrostrvile
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He's been working on my order and I got sidetracked with the Icon cap fitment. Too many small projects.
Hopefully he can respond.
I was disappointed but not surprised...at my fix.
That's actually not bad.
You can make it pretty by getting a Blue Sea Systems 4367 (or chinamade) if you want.
I'd also be interested in a mount for the MXT115.
Hey Ben - PM'd you for an order!
Received my parts... These are very solid and well made.
OB-1
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This is what my cousin helped me come up with last year for that spot. Only down side is that I need to unscrew the new cover to access it, but not a huge problem.
OB-1
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I did something similar using the Dometic DC Hardwire Kit
Anyone know if the 3rd row upper ac vents have been created? Mine are all broken and would love to be able to reprint a replacement or purchase without spending an arm and leg for it.
Bluesea told me USB-C is more than a year away.
I've got this, just not using it in the truck. Note that input voltage will have an impact on the actual output power.
Amazon product ASIN B08SQCBC2C
Sorry @RootMeanSqr - for some reason the link didn't post. Can you post again or edit your last post? Thanks.
I want this! How can I buy?
Is there a post in here about Ben's process to make the parts smooth and prep them for paint? I think it's bondo + sanding but wanted to double check and see if I missed a post with a write up.
Thanks all.
Thanks all.
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Was the 2V (recessed) ever fabricated?
I'd buy at least one of these. I busted mine, and it looks like the roof liner has to come out to fix it. I'd rather not do that. A drop-in replacement would be great. I'd even accept one that doesn't pivot, and can withstand a minor bump (especially if I install a storage shelf).
I think most people leave the resin as-is since its pretty close in color and his machine does a pretty good job of smoothing. But if youre wanting a very smooth finish, bondo is a great solution.
