I need to see the actul way it is wired but where do you live is more to the question.Since that does not appear to be NA.

short answer is no.

Live in Oregon on the coast

Anyone know?

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those were probably the new retro fit for the old-style square cans depending on when your house was built.

You will not find a different cover to fit and are stuck with the existing cloud type. The wiring of the fixture has nothing to do with it, it is the housing within the ceiling. You would need an electrician to install and connect either:

- a new recessed lumenaire, after removing the existing housing, which requires some drywall patchwork;

- a new ceiling box for a surface mount fixture, after removing the existing housing, which requires some drywall patchwork;

- an LED surface mount fixture large enough to cover the existing housing (or jerry-rig a coverplate), connected via an Edison adapter ===> could be DIY then.