Will these work as a car trunk light attached to underside of trunk lid? I have tried adhesive lights but they fall off.
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The "magnets" aren't even real magnets, but rather magnetized metal disks have the holding power of Scotch tape, and the glue holding them in place is worthless. I put these on the metal roof of my Kawasaki Mule as an overhead light and they fell off just sitting there by the next morning.
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Yes they would work well to light up a car trunk. If there is some metal for the magnet to attach to or if you put some adhesive velcro on the back that might work. I would worry about the light falling off when slamming the trunk door though.
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Probably not. Magnet is OK, but not super strong, will likely fall off too if you leave it there all the time
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The magnet is pretty strong, but I would not bet on them staying attached when you close the trunk lid. Adding some two sided tape to the bottom might work, but the magnet would not sit flush with the metal, so you would be mostly relying on the strength of the tape to hold the light on the trunk lid. I'd give it about a 75% chance of working!!
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Its been a few years since installing my light bars so I had to look. They appear to be mounted by double sided tape and its holding up well. Yes, they can be stuck on.
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We used them to light tile steps. Did not try to stick down, only laid on their side so do not have a good answer on that. Could possibly use double stick tape or velcro strips.
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Hi Rob, I attached these lights directly to the bottom of some Kraftmaid cabinets. The cabinets have a very smooth polyurethane finish. The tape is separating in a few spots. They haven't fallen off, but I question it for the long-term. Another method would be to router a grove in the bottom of your railing and insert a mounting channel (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0080IB4E0/ref=s9_simh_gw_p60_d2_i3?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=desktop-4&pf_rd_r=1H5XQQDR5387MRXBZRFV&pf_rd_t=36701&pf_rd_p=1970566842&pf_rd_i=desktop), and put the lights in there. Search for 'mounting channel' on Amazon and you will find some options. Good luck!
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It's what I'm using them for. I had to make my own mounts in order to use them as fog lights but as long as you mount them low enough they should function fine as foglights
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Yes, I have them screwed on top of my posts on a flat surface. I would caution you that these lights aren't very reliable. I bought 4 about a year ago - now only 2 light up
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It should be able to stick there but, the cord for the lights will hang down and might look silly
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Yes, that is what they are intended to do. However, it is not easy to attach these to the LED strips so that the connection is good and they adhere well. I expect to need to replace these with soldered connections when these fail. But for the price, you may find these worth a try.
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They won't cover the entire underneath of the car, they're great for footwell lighting though. Check out the long like 20foot led strips amazon sells. Jb weld or epoxy it underneath your car then wire it to fuse box for power preferably with a switch in the line somewhere.
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These are not original equipment (OE) lights, and as such are not intended for any specific vehicle. Their fit on any particular vehicle is going to depend on a number of factors such as having a suitable placement location on the vehicle, capable of supporting the lights with minimal vibration and your willingness to drill holes for mounting the lights and their switch. Without knowing more information about your specific vehicle there's no reasonable way to answer this question.
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Yes!! I actually use them to put up lights also. I purchased the clear large ones and they are still hanging up where I placed them .
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We tried to mount them on a patio cover and the lights were too heavy for the clips. We ended up draping the lights over the patio cover. I would suggest getting stronger hooks for the lights if you mount them.
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I haven't looked at how they get held up, whether it's double sided tape or something else. But id use zip ties so I wouldn't have to worry. And if you wire them up to your ignition they'll turn off when you turn the car off, but if you hook them straight up to the battery they will stay on. Not to worry though, that's what the wireless remote is for.
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Yes, but I don't believe these are DOT approved, so you might run the risk of a ticket if caught on a public roadway using these as headlights. Other than that, I would use a relay with your setup.
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IMO it wouldn't work very well. Since these light throw light to the side, it would seem that the grill would really interfere, unless your grill is very shallow, or has wide spacing. I think you would be better off with regular driving lights. Of course, I could be wrong and I can't see your grill.
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Sorry, Matt, don't know. They do stick underneath wooden kitchen cabinet, but give practically no light. They were no good for purpose for which I wanted to use them.