 One last fit before creating...  One last fit before creating the mount for the screen. Ensure the edges are clean and that the piece fits securely. |  For the mount we used the...  For the mount we used the back strap provided with most aftermarket radios. The viewing angle was measured and the strap was bent to accommodate. |  The two supports were then...  The two supports were then screwed to the A.B.S. and a speed clip was used to keep the screws from backing out. |
 The viewing angle was checked...  The viewing angle was checked one last time before proceeding to the next steps. |  To keep the back strap from...  To keep the back strap from looking too obtrusive flat black paint was used to mask the silver straps. |  Once dry simple velcro was...  Once dry simple velcro was used to secure the screen to the panel and mounts. |
 The wires were then plugged...  The wires were then plugged into the hide-away module and routed. |  The power connections were...  The power connections were then soldered in and audio wires were plugged in. |  Down the home stretch, we...  Down the home stretch, we secured the excess wire and tucked away the tuner box behind the dash. |
 The screen is now popped into...  The screen is now popped into place and tested before reassembling the dash. |  Now the screen seems to float...  Now the screen seems to float front and center, angled upward, right where we need it, unlocking the multi-cast channels and making our commute a little more entertaining. | |