well.. I thought it was just dirt in the front headlights.. but after a closer inspection.. it wasn't.. the chrome has peeled off . short of replaceing it.. I"m thinkin either chrome spray paint ( which isn't very reflective ) 2. Exhaust reflective head tape.. ( how reflective are they? ) 3. carpet glue spray and aluminum foil .. any ideas which would work better or any of your own?

Silver leafing maybe?? I been thinking about using this on my corner lights to get them to look "chromer" (I invented a word!!) It'* thinner and intended to stick to odd shapes better than your other options....

New ones....


Paint won't reflect much at all.

Chrome tint maybe?

New, Murdock. Nothing else will work right. I have the same issue starting with one of my headlights. Water is the enemy.

Bonnie94sse did his new corners with some spray paint, and it wasn't that reflective at all.... And all your output in headlights is reflected.

Be ready to shell out some serious $$$ for new ones....i paid somthing like $100/ headlight

For headlights, I would recommend new, too. But if you are really broke enough to have to rty something else first, I would recommend trying the silver leaf stuff from a craft store. it'* very silvery, and you could try using it to just fill in the black/loose spots.

I have taken the headlight elements apart on mine, and I should warn you, it ain't easy. Not impossible, but you gott be very, very careful. They are all glass....

there is a new one on ebay for $50

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2465641484



Have fun
daniel

Wrong side for me. Thanks, though.

I know nothing beats new at the moment.. but I have dumped $3160 on it so far and it still has a long way to go.. Haven't even got to the hub bearings yet. so I guess I have to make shift for now.. will the silver leaf stuff hold up against the heat of the bulbs??

Will check the link .. thanx

EDIT: Link doesn't work for my year.. but will look into Ebay later on..