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    security fab up cover

    has anyone made anything that covered their screen while not in use so it looks like belongs there and keeps peering eyes away?

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    Yup, I did. Piece of cardboard spray painted black, then glued on the plastic faceplate of an old cassette stereo with half of a cassette tape sticking out for effect. Put it on top of my lcd screen everytime I park in public. Every single person who first sits in my car thinks it is my actual radio, until I pull it off =)

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    Quote Originally Posted by nobb View Post
    Yup, I did. Piece of cardboard spray painted black, then glued on the plastic faceplate of an old cassette stereo with half of a cassette tape sticking out for effect. Put it on top of my lcd screen everytime I park in public. Every single person who first sits in my car thinks it is my actual radio, until I pull it off =)
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    Some pics I took a while ago. Probably shouldn't cheap out like me and use spray painted cardboard, because the edges are starting to peel off. Looks too ghetto. Trying to find a plastic sheet to use instead.
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    GREAT IDEA!! I'm gonna have to give this a try...

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    This was actually discussed a couple of years ago:

    LCD camouflage anti-theft mod

    Still, that's an awesome idea for older cars. I doubt thieves would believe that you replaced a CD player for a tape deck in newer cars (maybe use the same concept for a CD?)
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    actually, i like the cardboard effect with cheap tape deck-- it looks too cheap to even think of taking..

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    Well most theives are dumb anyways, but having a radio faceplate that looks 10 years older than the car...kind of suspicious as to what the owner is hiding behind there for the expert thief. I would have used my stock radio if I hadnt lost it.

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    THAT is the coolest/smartest thing I have ever saw hahahahahahahah!
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    Wow such a funny idea, great!
    Maybe just using the same idea but 2 1DIN faceplates glued together that looks like "nothing here because I am changing my radio".
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