My Hawyard Universal ColorLogic LED Pool Light plastics have broken around the hole where the fastening screw goes (picture below).
The light is pretty old (like 5-6 years) but still works great. The clear plastics seem very brittle right now, not sure if that is how it was made or from long term exposure.
Either way can anyone tell me if there is a DIY way to repair this so I can squeeze out some more nightly lumens from this overpriced light fixture?
I was thinking glue but worried that super glue would just break down under water.
I was also thinking of somehow glueing/bonding it back on with brackets made of stainless steel or some such but I am an accountant by trade so what do I know.
Any help appreciated.
The light is pretty old (like 5-6 years) but still works great. The clear plastics seem very brittle right now, not sure if that is how it was made or from long term exposure.
Either way can anyone tell me if there is a DIY way to repair this so I can squeeze out some more nightly lumens from this overpriced light fixture?
I was thinking glue but worried that super glue would just break down under water.
I was also thinking of somehow glueing/bonding it back on with brackets made of stainless steel or some such but I am an accountant by trade so what do I know.
Any help appreciated.
I don't know if there's a good (reliable) DIY method to keep that broken piece back on. Once you try to tighten it back to the pool, the stress may just snap it back off. But perhaps there is a suitable product out there that I'm not thinking of at the moment. 
Hopefully others will see this thread and reply with some options. Thanks for posting and using the forum. 
