Search clear amber corner lights.

[KLIOBZH]

Hello I search this type of corner light 92-93 :


It's difficulte because out of stock...

[STREET-SPEC]

You can use tamiya clear orange paint or some other clear orange paint
And paint your stock ones. This way u keep your reflectors for safety.

I'll try an search for some, but if you do buy an aftermarket set, try to get reflector ones.

[KLIOBZH]

Boarf ! I don't need reflectors, I'm warrior ! lol
No, but it's not obligatory in France and I like the same clear lights for corners and headlights.

It's a newer look for the car... I think

[STREET-SPEC]

Another problem is, you have EDM light which are slightly different. So there may be some modifications. There's a member named tippey764 who had trouble getting your corners onto USDM headlights. You may have to wait for them to produce more corner lights. I couldn't find any in stock on ebay.

[KLIOBZH]

I think EDM corners have juste small light "position" parking lights and not turn signals "clignotants" (juste in the bumper).
I think modify this, because it's dangerous, it's less visible.

[I'm A Yunginn']

You could also use yellow film and mold it to your corner light!

[Vladi]

You can use tamiya clear orange paint or some other clear orange paint
And paint your stock ones. This way u keep your reflectors for safety.

I'll try an search for some, but if you do buy an aftermarket set, try to get reflector ones.

Ive seen people use other brands but nothing is orange like the Tamiya X-26.

Beware tho, thin layers and let it dry a little in between since every layer will make it darker and when it is drying it becomes a little darker too.

[Scolirk]

You can use tamiya clear orange paint or some other clear orange paint
And paint your stock ones. This way u keep your reflectors for safety.

I'll try an search for some, but if you do buy an aftermarket set, try to get reflector ones.

This is a great way to do it if you're up for a little DIY and have a spare set encase you don't like the look. Check for local hobby stores in your area, they should stock something similar to the Tamiya paint mentioned above. I used the spray can for mine, 2 cans did about 6 coats on everything you see below.

I'd recommend using painters tape to cover the black rubber sections and around exposed areas to keep the paint clean. Just make sure you spray around to cover all parts of the lens to avoid clear spots.



That's what mine looked like as I was spraying them. They turned out great in my opinion. Worth the $20 for paint.

[mbakas]

Painted with Tamiya clear orange.

[Stoner51]

This may sound stupid.

But, do you spray this on the outside or take them apart and spray this inside?

steve

[Vladi]

On the outside.

There's no such thing as a stupid question, only a stupid answer.

[TriniCB7]

the ones you are looking for are difficult to find. When I bought my CB last year the guy had them on, and then one broke. Ihave been searching for months for them to get the clear looking ones rather than the reflectors and no luck. Might be easier to purchase the clear corners and paint them them with Tamiya spray.

[TriniCB7]

Purchase the ones with the reflectors and remove the reflector. I didnt realize you can do this. I purchased a pair from a user on here and unscrewed the reflector. Of course you will have to bake them to open it up...

[dcelf]

Purchase the ones with the reflectors and remove the reflector. I didnt realize you can do this. I purchased a pair from a user on here and unscrewed the reflector. Of course you will have to bake them to open it up...

Bake them? Would a heat gun work or does it have to be in an oven?

[TriniCB7]

Bake them? Would a heat gun work or does it have to be in an oven?

Ive personally never tried a heat gun. Just like when you black house the head lights i threw the corner lights in the oven as well.