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I assume your talking flexible T mounding around the head. I cut chrome trim for my Avatar LE one time and recalling trying to get it 100% perfect with no luck. Once I installed this it, I was happy with the outcome just the same.
You might be able to replicate a grove to put the end in so the trim lays flat. Cut across with a straight edge, remove from groove and cut the back spine of t-molding.
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