[Tom Timmins]

I heard several years ago that the was a better option than simply getting my lights re-silvered. Can some one point me in the right direction?

[keiser31]

If you don't mind shipping your reflectors, I'd recommend Uvira in Oregon:

Uvira, Inc.
310 Pleasant Valley Rd.
Merlin, OR 97532
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Fax: +1.541.476.9096
email: uvira@terragon.com

They put a glass coated aluminum surface on that is almost as good as silver and will not tarnish with age. There are a number of things you can do to help get some light to the road. If you want to read what I have done then click on:

[ply33]

See: Headlight reflector re-silvering

Looks like keiser31 was quoting my first post on that thread. But if you go to the thread you will see a link to the article rather than just text.

[keiser31]

Sorry about that.