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Removing "horseshoe" on dash

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Need help in removing the "horseshoe" trim on the dash around the radio and HVAC controls so it can be painted. Don't see any screws, etc. Does it just snap out? Thanks...

POST 2Original post

Just snaps out, I pulled from the bottom. Get a butter knife and slide it under, but watch out you don't rip or scratch the leather and/or Plastic.

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