Metra DP-3002B Dash Kit

The Kenwood DNX892 is actually slightly smaller than my application by ~.05 inch to 2/16 inch on each side. It will fit fine.

I used this dash face with a Kenwood double din unit, but mine did not have a screen, just a large LED display. However, the opening should be large enough for a screen on a double din unit as long as there is some border around the screen.

NO, THE OUTER EDGE IS PLAIN. The bezel looks great. I left the original black because the rest of the instruments were black in my truck and it blends in perfectly. You would never know this is a" after market " installation.

No just plan black plastic.

No, it is just matte black plastic

I purchased the kit over a year ago and it fits well. It is flat black and ready for paint. There is no trim detail on it.

No the whole bezel is smooth

I don't see any adapter being included for using with that OnStar panel. Also, I've looked through the information we have on this kit including the manual that comes with it. I don't see any mention of having OnStar panel there causing any issues or needing any extra parts which leads me to believe it won't require any extra parts to install. Also, I wanted to mention we don't have a way to keep OnStar working when the radio is replaced; not even if we use a single din radio so you don't have to use this kit. My Bio: http://www.crutchfield.com/Support/Bio.aspx?bio=101

no its just dash cover

No, this is just the plastic that surrounds everything. It's a matte black finish, which is a nice contrast to the interior color. Works great for when you convert the radio to a double DIN unit. Mine was a really good fit, but you may want to use the factory clips as I believe they hold better than the ones provided in the kit. If you pop off your current factory plastic, that is exactly what you get to replace with this kit, nothing more.

I don't understand your question I have a 2001 GMC 3500 and the piece that extends from above the radio down past the a/c control module pops off and you replace it with the new one. It was a perfect fit

Sorry, no. We only stock it in black.

This is the recommended dash trim for a double DIN stereo install in the 2000 Chevy Silverado, yes. You'll also need a wiring harness and an antenna adapter. You can be sure to get all of the recommended installation accessories for your truck by using the "Find what Fits" application on our website here: https://www.crutchfield.com/car/carselector.aspx?lp=%2fCar%2foutfitmycar%2fmycar.aspx I hope that helps! My Bio: https://www.crutchfield.com/bio/Ryan

Thanks for your question. More information would be needed, for information I would recommend reaching out to an Advisor by phone (1-800-324-9695) or online chat. They will be able to help determine the differences and help you make the best choice for your system and your budget.

Press Release: Holly Hill, FL - Metra Electronics announced four new color options for the DP-3002 dash panel. The DP-3002 dash panels are designed for 1999-2002 full-sized GM trucks and SUVs, including Chevrolet's Avalance, Silverado, Suburban, and Tahoe, along with GMC's Sierra and Yukon*. This large panel replaces the factory dash panel and provides the space for a modern Double-DIN radio. The climate controls are moved slightly and by using this dash panel and trim plate, no custom fabrication work is required. The original DP-3002B dash panel was first introduced in matte black, but will now include a textured black, gray, pewter, and shale color option to match the factory appearance. The DP-3002 dash panels are made in the U.S.A. and available now from Metra Electronics in the following options: DP-3002B: Matte Black DP-3002TB: Textured Black DP-3002GY: Gray DP-3002PWT: Pewter DP-3002SHL: Shale This part appears to be available online from several sources in Realtree Camo as part number RTX-DP-3002, but I did not find it on Metra's website. I beleive I read that these are all black plastic but are painted by Metra to match GM trim colors. Expect to pay significantly more for any of these models than you will pay for the black one as part of a Crutchfield installation package.

You can check to see if this will fit your vehicle by using our Outfit My Car tool: http://www.crutchfield.com/car/carselector.aspx For additional details on fit or installation please contact an Advisor by phone (1-800-324-9695) or online chat. They will be able to pull up your vehicle and give you the details on if this will fit and what you will need for an installation in your vehicle.

For all those who answered that this item has a black primer, you are wrong it is not a primer but rather a scratch resistant black "paint" finish more similar to powder coating. Also those that answered it is easily painted you are also wrong. I spent over an hour on the phone with Metra and SEM (auto interior paint supplier) to educate myself on the proper products and steps before painting this item. I finally gave up after 3 attempts. Each time I followed the directions I was given to the letter and I got wrinkles throughout the entire piece. Tried different primers, cleaners, and application methods with no success. Metra and SEM both told me it could easily be painted by just using the correct cleaner and then primer before painting. After wasting many hours of time sanding, cleaning, priming, painting only to repeat time after time it never worked. I found out, after 3 time consuming attempts, that the original paint must entirely be removed prior to any paint or primer application. If you are thinking I will just use a chemical stripper to remove all the Metra applied paint, think again. Of all the chemical paint strippers made, very few are safe for use on ABS plastic, and of the ones that are warn of structural damage making the ABS brittle. The only course of action to paint this item is to manually sand all the original paint off the part and start from there. In my opinion the factory finish looked perfectly acceptable on my dads charcoal interior, but stood out like a sore thumb on my pewter colored interior. Metra told me it could be painted just using the correct primer which was not true. The part was damaged going off the information supplied by the manufacturer and I feel like they should supply me another part. After calling Metra I was told "I am sorry your project didn't work out you should buy another and try again.

it has a little texture to it, but not like the factory. It's smoother. It's all black, and is paintable with the right kind of paint. I think duplicolor has the tan at most auto parts stores if that's your color.

No! It's has a black primer finish, you need to apply you own favorate finish

No. It comes black. You would need to paint it

No, it came with a flat black finish. It looks nice on my Yukon 2002, but you coming from a wood grain finish might not be so happy about it.

No, it is a smooth flat black finish. It still looks good and fits well though.

My kit came with a black finish and I did not see an option for different finishes. I would chat with a rep and see if the offer others.