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i cut the hole in the trim the exact size of the radio trim ring so that i could make it sit flush with the dash. the cut is as close to perfect as it will ever get using a cutoff wheel and a dremmel but i used some sticky-backed foam strip on top just to eliminate any possible light gap. in addition to cutting the trim, i also had to cut out a metal brace and a bunch of plastic from behind the radio just so the new tv will fit. i used cheese strap to mount it using two factory screws, but i could have used the dash kit bracket clips if i had more time to get the spacing and angle the way it needed to be.
