Cockpit light lens

[sgt472]

2013 Sundancer 58. Looking to find 10 lens covers for cockpit lights. Boat spent five years down south and these covers have yellowed. I don’t know where to source them thanks.

 

[sgt472]

Can anybody advise where I can even start to get theses?

 

[Lazy Daze]

Is it possible that you could just polish the lens?

I'm not sure who manufacturers that, but try Mast Products. A couple other brands come to mind if no luck there... Innovative Lighting, Imtra, TH Marine, Lumitec, possibly Perko (but less likely). It kinda looks like a livewell light, but those usually are a bulkhead-type mount (like a thru-hull fitting with a nut on the back side).

This is your part number should you just want to order from Sea Ray. But at that price, I might try and fit a livewell light if possible. They're likely about $10 - $15/each instead of the $40-some dollars. However, if you contact your dealer or Sea Ray, they may be able to find out the manufacturer for you.

 

[sgt472]

Thanks Dennis

 

[NotHerDecision]

@Allswell

all’s well just purchased new ones for his. See if you can get him.

 

[All's Well]

Not sure if you're still searching for these -
I talked with Sea Ray customer service and they confirmed that they were switching suppliers quite often on these.
The ones on my boat are Imtra "Yukon" in a cool white. I found that out by pulling one of the lights and the part ID is clearly labeled on the light base itself.
They don't look exactly like what you have shown here as they have a stainless ring that covers and seals the light.

 

[sgt472]

Thanks for the help guys I am going to try and wet sand or use plastic polish first, got nothing to lose

 

[Lazy Daze]

Do you have a grinder wheel with a buffer wheel? That would make awful short work of this. Another thought is a headlight restorer kit (may be able to skip a step). If you can put your drill in a vice, that would make it easier, too.

If you don't have a grinder... here's a good reason to buy a new tool!