At the bottom of the page is "stick on chrome trim 18mm" Treat yourself to a couple of rolls (Not sure if they post outside of U.K)
When it arrives, fitting goes something like this....
Remove old trims by either carefully prising out of the black or colour coded side rubbing strips using a thin point flat screwdriver,or by trying to slide them sideways revealing a gap at one end to get a screwdriver behind. they are clipped in and omce you get one clip lose the rest will unclip very easily.
Thoroughly clean the crud from the area where the chrome sits.
Now the tricky bit.... Cut the strips roughly to the same length as the originals, next you will need to trim away some of the rubber backing at either end of your new strips (about an inch should do it) I used a dremmel with a soft sanding wheel to do this. The idea is to make the ends flexible enough to be squeezed in to the slots at either end of the side rubbing strips.The rest of the chrome trim simply sticks to the protruding lugs in the rubbing strips.At first Ithought there wouldn't be enough contact area to stay stuck...but it seems to be pretty well held in. Note that this trim sticks out futher than the original but it still looks good...see photo.
