S4Dan

i think they look pretty cool on a black or silver car

HJW

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/AudiWorldPics/2000/rings.1.jpg"></center><p>I don't know of anyone selling them, but it's so easy to do that I wouldn't bother buying them if they are available. Just remove the rings on front (haven't tried the back one's yet) and give them a light sanding with wet 400 then 600 grade sandpaper (you can possibly skip this step, but I suspect you get better bonding if the surface is slightly rough). Clean the rings well and spray with a few light coats of a good trim paint (I used three coats of flat black). The results look like a factory finish and so far it has been durable. You could also try a translucent black paint (candy apple black) over the unsanded chrome as I tried this and it gave a nice black chrome effect. The front rings have clips that release when compressed and the rings just snap back into place when you are done

elCheng

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Jim De Arras

You have to sand the chrome, else paint will not adhere, and will flake off over time!