93 corner lights

[93sierrak1500]

93 Sierra with a brand new front end on the way. New chrome grill, new bumper, and clear head and parklights. Question is about the corner lights. In the 88-93, the corner lights are a whole orange strip which in my opinion would not go well with the clear heads. I cannot for the life of me find a clear corner strip but I have heard of people doing chevy 4 piece corners and having no problems with moisture. Is anyone else doing the same thing, or should I even consider this as an option?

 

[SUBURBAN5]

93 Sierra with a brand new front end on the way. New chrome grill, new bumper, and clear head and parklights. Question is about the corner lights. In the 88-93, the corner lights are a whole orange strip which in my opinion would not go well with the clear heads. I cannot for the life of me find a clear corner strip but I have heard of people doing chevy 4 piece corners and having no problems with moisture. Is anyone else doing the same thing, or should I even consider this as an option?

Unless you've purchased a newer style Chevy grill I would keep the oem 1pc reflectors. I've had a few clear reflectors on mine chevy and gmc style. Unless you've put some clear silicone on the edges they have a tendency to get moisture. Also they show scratches from my experience. Reason I just went back to oem style is because 1 price 2 fitment 3 reflective vs cleared and 4 if moisture does get in there it wont stick out like a sore thumb. Plus I like the way the light reflects and the whole thing glows..

Heres an idea btw to stand out. If I had the long strip corner light I would install some LEDs in a row so when the corner light is on it's like a one long continuous light.

Heres mine a 98 gmc style grill

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[RawbDidIt]

When I installed my clear corners it was rainy and humid and I had an issue with moisture because I let it in during install. Fast forward a few months when it was cold out, I unscrewed the light bulb harness and put the heat gun on it till it was pretty toasty and then blew it out with compressed air. No longer had the issue.

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