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Plexi on the CP
WBHarrison88:
--- Quote from: WhereEaglesDare on May 14, 2010, 08:33:03 pm ---the one that came on my cab sat ontop of the cp and was exposed on the sides as it was 3/4 board. the panel was 40x15 so the buttons and joysticks i guess werent enough, there was screws spaced through out the border.
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I'm just worried how stupid plexi is going to look sitting above the T-Molding rather than flush.
Also just curious, you from SC?..
RandyT:
Offset the slot in the 3/4" MDF by 1/8" toward the side you plan to put the plexi on. Then hit the edge with some black paint before you apply the T-Molding. You'll never notice the 1/8" black edge below the molding (unless you are looking for it, of course) and your plexi will be seated in the molding like you want.
RandyT
WhereEaglesDare:
--- Quote from: WBHarrison88 on May 14, 2010, 08:43:52 pm ---
--- Quote from: WhereEaglesDare on May 14, 2010, 08:33:03 pm ---the one that came on my cab sat ontop of the cp and was exposed on the sides as it was 3/4 board. the panel was 40x15 so the buttons and joysticks i guess werent enough, there was screws spaced through out the border.
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I'm just worried how stupid plexi is going to look sitting above the T-Molding rather than flush.
Also just curious, you from SC?..
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AHHHH YEAAAA, why? and it doesn't look bad at all, I don't think, but mine was factory cut, I think.
Dazz:
--- Quote from: RandyT on May 14, 2010, 09:32:12 pm ---Offset the slot in the 3/4" MDF by 1/8" toward the side you plan to put the plexi on. Then hit the edge with some black paint before you apply the T-Molding. You'll never notice the 1/8" black edge below the molding (unless you are looking for it, of course) and your plexi will be seated in the molding like you want.
RandyT
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Do this... but I'd route off/bevel the bottom edge.
WhereEaglesDare:
--- Quote from: Dazz on May 14, 2010, 09:59:47 pm ---
--- Quote from: RandyT on May 14, 2010, 09:32:12 pm ---Offset the slot in the 3/4" MDF by 1/8" toward the side you plan to put the plexi on. Then hit the edge with some black paint before you apply the T-Molding. You'll never notice the 1/8" black edge below the molding (unless you are looking for it, of course) and your plexi will be seated in the molding like you want.
RandyT
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Do this... but I'd route off/bevel the bottom edge.
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please define how to Bevel
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