dash refurbish help...?
I'm pretty sure it was originally chrome around the edges. Here's the deal with that. Most car's interior trim chrome has faded to silver or yellow. You can pay a couple hundred and have it all nice and shiny chrome, or you can pay $5 for a rattle can chrome that'll dull out but still look decent. For small trim area's that don't need to be highly reflective, it should work fine. Just mask and spray. I'd use SEM trim black from Eastwood for the black black on the inside. It lays down nicely.
I didn't do the trim on this bezel because it still matches the trim to the rest of my dash. I did repaint the inside though.
I'm pretty sure it was originally chrome around the edges. Here's the deal with that. Most car's interior trim chrome has faded to silver or yellow. You can pay a couple hundred and have it all nice and shiny chrome, or you can pay $5 for a rattle can chrome that'll dull out but still look decent. For small trim area's that don't need to be highly reflective, it should work fine. Just mask and spray. I'd use SEM trim black from Eastwood for the black black on the inside. It lays down nicely.
I didn't do the trim on this bezel because it still matches the trim to the rest of my dash. I did repaint the inside though.