detachable fg

you can also buy the factory styled "A shaped" spring clips you can epoxy to the back side of your panel, and then just press your panel in, the same way a lot of factory panels do.

and if you cant find new ones at a store go to your local bone yard and pull a bunch of a door panel.

"I wanted to know how to make a fg piece detachable, like stock paneling that uses clips." - Hakosuka

Hakosuka, all of the above ideas are good.  Howerever, you are relocating this frame/bezel.  Where ever you have moved the AC port youll need to make slots or holes for the clips to anchor to.  You can also recreate the back of a factory mounting clip section of a panel. Just simply duplicate the rear of the component or section you need with FG and add the clips and attach it with whatever method you prefer(2-stage glues, resin, ect).  I hope that I havent confused you now.  Maybe more detail from you could be helpful.

Depending on how large the bezel is you can use these....

...or the friction load type clips like these

on the back side of your bezel/frame to snap it into the structure your mounting it to.

You might want to look at something like this :

http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?&DID=7&Partnumber=260-367

The hardest part on any fixed type clip is alignment and when I install the above style I first begin with lining up the one panel on top of the other and holding it tightly together to the other panel so it doesn't shift and then drill my first 1/8" hole through both panels. After the first hole is drilled I insert an unused 1/8" drill bit into the first hole to keep the panel aligned and then drill the second hole. I continue inserting the unused drill bits in the freshly drilled holes this way when you go to enlarge the holes for the above pins and sockets the panel is lined up where it should be. Don't jump from 1/8" to the size requiredfor the pins and sockets but do it in a few steps. I normally add a little epoxy to the male pin to hold it into the hole and then on the topside of the panel fill the 1/8" hole with the appropriate filler and then continue on finishing the panels.

Jim

that ball clip was sounds like a great idea, ill probably use the friction clips for now though, thanks guys