If you are up to it, you can try taking the "chrome" off with sandpaper and then painting it with a similar color or a color you prefer. The "chrome" might be sticky, so have enough abrasive on hand
Funny mine were - but I was still under the 3/36 bumper-to-bumper then.
The replacements have held up just fine for almost 3yrs now. I think Ford got them straightened out OR I got lucky and got a good set. Check your local salvage yards - bet you can find a set much cheaper than OEM part from Ford.
I have a 2011 SHO that had the same issue. I took it to the dealer and they replaced the tail lights for free, even being out of warranty. That was about a year ago and they still look brand new. Here's the link to what has already been addressed in other posts.
my dealer wouldn't replace after 3yr-36k, so far just some light peeling, but if really goes will do the sand & paint as one member did & looked good & has held up. not interested in dipping, don't like the look of dip up close as i car show my sho
my dealer wouldn't replace after 3yr-36k, so far just some light peeling, but if really goes will do the sand & paint as one member did & looked good & has held up. not interested in dipping, don't like the look of dip up close as i car show my sho
When my dealer replaced a third set and they started peeling, I did what Ford would not do. I bought a set of SEL tails from a salvage yard and popped them in myself. I think they look great and finally no more peeling chrome!