When the rubber seat that holds a 6-inch Daylighter lens and reflector wears out or goes missing, the KC HiLiTES 3028 is a single replacement mounting ring for that job. The manufacturer identifies it as a replacement KC Daylighter rubber lens/reflector mounting ring. It is made of EPDM rubber in black, with a rubber finish. Replacing only this seat costs far less than buying a new light, and a snug seat keeps the lens and reflector held firmly instead of rattling on washboard trails. Searchers looking for a KC Daylighter 6 inch rubber reflector gasket, a chrome Daylighter bezel seat, or a 3028 EPDM mounting ring will find this part's exact match.
Fitment is the first thing to confirm. The manufacturer describes it as a 6-inch Daylighter replacement bezel that comes with a screw and nut, for chrome KC Daylighter models. The part is sold individually, so one ring covers one light. Because the seat is the component that keeps the lamp housing locked in place, a worn or cracked original can let the light shift or loosen over time. Installation is a straightforward swap at the light's mounting point, and the included hardware means you can reuse the existing bezel setup without buying extra fasteners. Check your light's bezel style before ordering so the replacement matches the existing housing.
The manufacturer lists it as the 6-inch replacement bezel for chrome KC Daylighter models. Confirm that your light is a 6-inch chrome Daylighter before ordering.
The manufacturer lists EPDM rubber in black with a rubber finish.
The manufacturer describes the replacement as coming with a screw and nut.
Per the manufacturer's listing, the 3028 comes with a screw and nut, so you should not need extra fasteners. Remove the old bezel and lens from the light, take out the worn rubber ring, seat the new 3028 ring so it sits evenly around the lens and reflector, then reassemble and tighten the screw and nut. Install time estimates vary across sources, so plan for a short job and confirm the steps against the manufacturer's install guidance. Check that the ring is seated fully before tightening, since a partly seated ring can leave the lens loose.
