[HKGriff]

Anyone done this on a light coloured car (ideally silver), and photo please. Easy job?

And yes, this is a resurrection of the second ever post on this forum!

[The Red Baron]

A nearly 17-year resurrection. That's some record!

I have clear front indicators on my Imperial Blue car and they look much better (imo) than the OEM orange. They sort of bring the car into this decade.

I can only imagine on a silver car they'd look even better.

[FlipFlopGriff]

Would work on a silver car but lenses are getting rare and therefore expensive. You need silver vision bulbs too so you don't get the fried egg effect.
https://www.powerbulbs.com/product/philips-silver-...
FFG

[Michaelhunt]

The Red Baron said:

A nearly 17-year resurrection. That's some record!

I have clear front indicators on my Imperial Blue car and they look much better (imo) than the OEM orange. They sort of bring the car into this decade.

I can only imagine on a silver car they'd look even better.

I can't post on your thread but there a simple answer to your dilemma which I was told on a course.

You simply book the courses in different counties. Problem solved.

[David Beer]

I have glass wiskey tumblers, the original insides but with leds.