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Rainbow D3 / D4 Left-Hand Lens Cover

Rainbow D3 / D4 Left-Hand Lens Cover

Regular price $12.99 USD
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SKU:R2685*

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Rainbow D3 / D4 Left-Hand L...

$12.99

Product details

This is the left-hand lens cover for the Rainbow D3 and D4, ordered as part R2685. It is the lens set into the left side of the housing — a trim and protection piece rather than anything mechanical.

Lens covers fail cosmetically first. A knock against a door frame chips or cracks one, and years of heat and cleaning sprays can leave it clouded or scuffed enough that you can no longer see through it properly. A cracked lens also stops doing the one practical job it has, which is keeping dust and knocks off what sits behind it.

Replacing it takes a couple of minutes, and it pays to wipe the seating surface clean first so the new lens sits flush rather than proud. This listing covers the left side only — order the right-hand lens separately if that one is damaged as well.