Product review (3 stars): (You Might Want To) Paint Your Handles?
I almost bought these, but decided to try spray painting first. It worked wonderfully for me. It covered all the yellowed sections of these old handles.

I removed both handles, scrubbed & dried them. Then put two light spray coats of white appliance paint (I also painted other parts of the trim too), available from $3 to $6 per can at most hardware stores (I choose Rust-Oleum)&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Rust-Oleum-7881830-Appliance-Enamel-12-Ounce-Spray-White/dp/B0009XB40I/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Rust-Oleum 7881830 Appliance Enamel 12-Ounce Spray, White</a>. Let dry & cure, then reinstalled, it was a bit tighter fit due to the slightly thicker thickness from the added paint; but they look & fit perfect and at a nominal cost compared to these GE handles.

It may not last as long as the original handles, but this refrigerator is getting old and it will probably get us through to the lifetime of this frig without looking at ugly yellowed handles every day.

Good luck!