Seachoice Products 05091 | Bow Pole Light Marine Navigation Chrome Bi Color 1 Nautical Mile Visibility | 10" 5/8" GOOUTR3 Use with our dock strips

Name: Seachoice Products 05091 | Bow Pole Light Marine Navigation Chrome Bi Color 1 Nautical Mile Visibility | 10" 5/8" GOOUTR3 Use with our dock strips
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 99449579883
Price: 57.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.846 (13 reviews)

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Seachoice Products 05091 Bow Pole Light Marine Navigation Chrome Bi Color 1 Nautical Mile Visibility 10" 5 8" GOOUTR3 Use with our dock strips Use with our dock strips for complete protection exposing fresh biocides while eliminating paint build up and the need for sanding pre drilled with three countersunk holes to accommodate #8 screws This dependable Seachoice Bi Color Bow Light Stow A Way features a bright and durable triple chrome plated Zamak housing and bright lighting with red and green lenses

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