[zippinbye]

As many may know, the manufacturer of Malibu lighting went into Chapter 11 bankruptcy and never came out; they are liquidating. I have a couple of Malibu sets that would be over $300 to replace (mine are the three-tier pagoda style). I've done a 9W LED MR16 conversion. They look great. But their opaque globes are either broken or about to break due to age and sun. Google searches, eBay, Amazon, etc. show that a replacement globe was once available, but are out of stock. Any suggestions on where to find them, adapt a globe from a different manufacturer, or make my own if that's what it comes to? I can't be the only person facing this issue. Kind of like "Jet Ski" to personal watercraft, Malibu is often used generically for landscape lights. They were so popular, there has to be a solution! Thanks.

 

[de-nagorg]

E-bay would have been my best source.

I have bought several replacement globes for lighting that someone had as old stock, that they had and could not sell locally, keep looking there, as things are posted daily .


ED

 

[ChuckF.]

You can set automatic searches on eBay, so that if at some time in the future something matching your search terms goes on sale, you get a email. It's useful for cases like yours.