Dash Trim Piece

I am replacing the vinyl dash cover with leather. The chrome strip is only glued to the vinyl. I want to screw a trim piece into the dash to hold and finish off the leather. Is there a piece I can buy that has holes and can be cut to fit?

I got braver. There are nylon mounting pieces holding the trim on. The length of the rod going into the dash is only 3/8 inch and I am afraid that the leather is too thick to allow the rod to penetrate the dash. Are there longer nylon keepers?

How about getting extra piece/pieces of the side moulding used on Speedsters or even VW side molding (its polished aluminum) and use the screws or clips that come with it? Or using hot glue to secure studs on current into the nylon insets. Post a couple photos might help seeing what you have. I can;t envision leather being that much thicker than the original vinyl. Could you grind out the back of the fiberglass dash where the studs protrude? I did that for my emblems and it let me attach the securing nuts.

The real stuff is much thinner than the side molding. It's available from NLA. As far as I can tell from the picture, it's just got a rubber or fabric backing that goes behind the dash pad to hold it on.

Thanks for the suggestions. I called VS and they said they use the original nylon for both leather and vinyl. I was able to use them. The entire interior is now complete. The water buffalo hide looks great and I hope it will last for a long time. Cars and Coffee on Saturday morning to see what everyone else thinks.