488 How to remove B-Pillar speaker grill on HiFi system

Hi Guys,

I just purchased a 488 (I still don't have it, it needs to be shipped).
One flaw that I would like to fix, is the speaker grill that seems to be chipped from the seat belt hitting it .
From what I understand, it's very common, but little things like that annoy me because I'm very anal with my cars.
I looked up the part, and it seems to be only about $50, but I was wondering if it's easy to remove. I obviously haven't looked at it yet, but was wondering if anyone knows how to remove it? I'm sure it's easy, but want to make sure I don't damage anything in the process.
Another option I considered, is that if somebody knows the exact paint color match, I think I can use a really fine brush to touch up the spots, and they would probably never show.
Any recommendations?

 

Thanks for the info!
Hopefully the 488 is the same (it should be), because that's very easy.

 

When I look at the pic closely, I think it may be more of a dark charcoal satin though. But like you said, I probably need to experiment with a few samples and pick the closest one. I have a feeling that I'm just going to replace the part though. I will update this thread with what I decided, so I can hopefully help others as well, since I know it's a common problem.

 

I painted all the chips with a satin black touch up paint, and it looks so much better. I think I will leave it as is.
Here is the before and after photos:
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It was just a regular Satin black automotive touch up paint in a bottle with a brush (see attached photo).
I purchased from e-bay, I tried to find it for you on e-bay, but I can't find the exact one.
I used those jewelry magnifying glasses so I could work accurately, and a really fine brush, and carefully touched up all the shiny spots. The color isn't an exact match (the car may be a little more charcoal I think), but it looks WAY better, and it doesn't catch your eye when you look at it.
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I wouldn't spray it because it's a speaker grill, and you don't want to fill the holes/dust mesh with paint.

 

At this point, the paint made it look good enough where it didn't stand out. If it ever bothers me again, I will order the grill and install it. It's only about $50

 

I was responding to wolfman88 saying that he wanted to spray in place.
But then again, even if it was removed, if there is a material/mesh glued to it, I wouldn't spray it. And once it's off, why not spend the $50 and get a brand new one.