Price: $30
Time: 30 minutes
Tools: Screwdriver, hammer, drill
Parts: Pedals with included hardware
1. The gas pedal cover has to be bent so it will have a closer fit to the Focus's pedal. At the crossing of each hole/plastic insert (where the metal is weakest), I placed the pedal with some folded paper under it on the edge of a curb. Then, holding the back with my hand, and covering the front with more folded paper, I hit the pedal with the hammer to bend it slightly at each point. Bending it too much will cause the chrome to crack off so be careful. Below is the end result, still not as curved as the pedal but good enough.
2. Mount the gas pedal cover so that the bottom screw hole is as low as possible but still over the pedal. Predrill the hole, then screw in the bottom screw. Mount the bottom two retaining clips. I could not bend the pedal enough to use the top two, however I used the second screw in the middle of the pedal at the base of one of the center holes to prevent it from rotating.
3. Mount the remaining pedals using the included retaining brackets. Make sure they're very tight or they will work their way off. I did not mount the dead pedal but this requires drilling through and screwing into the floor.
Before & after