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step 2.. trace upper shell onto desired location
step 3.. start removing material (sucks when you leave your dremel at home)
step 4.. test fit the piece. needs to be nice and snug
step 5.. epoxy the pieces together, making sure to keep all epoxy on the front
here's a shot from the back, showing the mounting rail sitting above the surface
step 6.. slap on some bondo. i kinda over-did it, but oh well, that's what electric sanders are for
step 7.. sand her nice and smooth, trying to get the pieces to blend together
step 8.. paint surface and test fit the button pad to get an idea what the finished product will look like. i used some cool dashboard texture paint i had laying around
step 9.. snap the remote back together again after extending the led outside the case. i just drilled a simple hole and ran the lines right thru. the same method could be used to extend the battery contacts, i just didn't care to in this project
well that's it.. pretty simple, only took about 30 minutes to do (excluding the misc drying times of course) had this been for an actual car i woulda took a bit more time getting the final product a little smoother
anyways, hope this gives someone some useful ideas