Hi, about to receive my roadster back from a full repaint and will start refitting chrome work. Most is good but rear lights have pitted chrome. I understand Mazak is difficult to repair and re chrome. Anyone had experience with Barratts or Manners replica units. Particularly chrome longevity recognising their harsh environment?
Phil
Rear Light Assemblies
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Quattrofrank
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#2 Re: Rear Light Assemblies
Bought a set for my fhc but had to reshape them to fit.
Also the chrome was not very good (not mirror like) so had to get them rechromed.
Would try to get your original ones fixed if I was you
Also the chrome was not very good (not mirror like) so had to get them rechromed.
Would try to get your original ones fixed if I was you
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#3 Re: Rear Light Assemblies
Try XK's Unlimited in California, or Stew Jones in Connecticut, both excellent sources. Good luck !
JC
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chris420sa
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#4 Re: Rear Light Assemblies
I had no problem with the replacement rear lights from SNGB. You do need to make sure the light fittings and lenses are UK spec. You will also need to buy new gaskets. Mine didn't fit too well (probably because panels varied a bit) but I used vaseline to better hold the gaskets in place. Agree that the position of the lights makes them vulnerable to moisture - an area to be dried thoroughly after washing or a wet run.
Good luck
Chris
Good luck
Chris
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#5 Re: Rear Light Assemblies
Thanks guys, will take the rechroming of old units route.
Phil
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