Would this work as a car trunk light? Would it stick to the underside of the trunk lid? I tried stick-ups but they fall off due to heat and cold.
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This seems to sick every where we put it so I think it would. It is a great light.
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this light will work as a trunk light as long as there is a smooth steel spot to stick it to.
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I think so. It sticks pretty well and mine live in the garage in Florida where it gets pretty hot. It's actually a really clever idea because unlike a regular trunk light you could move it around. I might get one myself for that purpose.
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While it is a very good light, I would guess it would barely light the top of the palm, but would cast light most of the trunk.I would use a 3 watt uplight.
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I would work along with a reflective holder. Placement should be pretty close. I used it in a dark basement and started seedlings. I had trouble, but found out that the topsoil I used was extremely inferior. The light was fine. I, also, lined the box that the seedlings were in with aluminum boil. The foil was a brilliant idea that I had ran across.
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Yeah it would stick I don't think it would look very nice but if you stuck two next to each other it would keep the sun out
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The question is a good one,but from my use as a gutter guard adhesive,it worked well,even in hot sun. The thickness is approximately,one eighth inch or less,but flattens out under pressure and yes it is foam,but very dense. I would not worry if your lighting is led,since it does not produce much heat,but if subjected to heat around exhaust or engine area it may not hold as well. Your question did not give where the tape would be used. Hope this helps,but you should know that if you do use it that you should put pressure on it at least for a few hours to make sure of the hold,I learned that from the first use failing. Good luck,I think you will like the product it really is great stuff.SincerelyM.J.L. The question is a good one,but from my use as a gutter guard adhesive,it worked well,even in hot sun. The thickness is approximately,one eighth inch or less,but flattens out under pressure and yes it is foam,but very dense. I would not worry if your lighting is led,since it does not produce much heat,but if subjected to heat around exhaust or engine area it may not hold as well. Your question did not give where the tape would be used. Hope this helps,but you should know that if you do use it that you should put pressure on it at least for a few hours to make sure of the hold,I learned that... » Read More The question is a good one,but from my use as a gutter guard adhesive,it worked well,even in hot sun. The thickness is approximately,one eighth inch or less,but flattens out under pressure and yes it is foam,but very dense. I would not worry if your lighting is led,since it does not produce much heat,but if subjected to heat around exhaust or engine area it may not hold as well. Your question did not give where the tape would be used. Hope this helps,but you should know that if you do use it that you should put pressure on it at least for a few hours to make sure of the hold,I learned that from the first use failing. Good luck,I think you will like the product it really is great stuff.SincerelyM.J.L. « Show Less
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This tape will definitely stick to and hold on FORD Motor Company vehicles. It's the same tape that's supplied with the VentVisors that I installed on my '95 Mercury Grand Marquis Restoration. They're stuck on there really well, and hold tightly in the desert heat. This exact same tape was used to install HELLA LEDayline 15 Daytime Running Lights on the Merc, as well -- and they're stuck on and holding tight after several mechanical car washes. I'll put it to ya this way, Chris -- I'll bet ya can't find any tape that will work BETTER !! ;>) Good Luck !!
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I think you have to use the 31mm size led for that application, (dome light) with out a resistor might mess with your car alarm. Other lights need use a 168/192 wedge bulbs for the map lights. You will have to do more research.
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sjg, I bought one of these for my car about 5 years ago. I live in Florida, lots of sunshine and UV rays, okay. We keep our car in the garage whenever we are home, but we travel alot. That was excellent, it did the job as far as holding our sucktion cup GPS in place. But the stickem on the bottom of it would only stay stuck to the dash for 2 or 3 days. I knew I was going to keep the car for at least 2 or 3 years, so I bought the smallest quantity of "Garolia Glue" that I could find, put 3 tiny drops on the bottom, let it set overnight, and it has never come off again. 5 years and 55K miles later. Good luck, I am glad I bought it, and would do the same thing again. It was "THE" answer. sjg, I bought one of these for my car about 5 years ago. I live in Florida, lots of sunshine and UV rays, okay. We keep our car in the garage whenever we are home, but we travel alot. That was excellent, it did the job as far as holding our sucktion cup GPS in place. But the stickem on the bottom of it would only stay stuck to the dash for 2 or 3 days. I knew I was going to keep the car for at least 2 or 3 years, so I bought the smallest quantity of "Garolia Glue" that I could find, put 3 tiny drops on the bottom, let it set overnight, and it has never come off again. 5 years and... » Read More sjg, I bought one of these for my car about 5 years ago. I live in Florida, lots of sunshine and UV rays, okay. We keep our car in the garage whenever we are home, but we travel alot. That was excellent, it did the job as far as holding our sucktion cup GPS in place. But the stickem on the bottom of it would only stay stuck to the dash for 2 or 3 days. I knew I was going to keep the car for at least 2 or 3 years, so I bought the smallest quantity of "Garolia Glue" that I could find, put 3 tiny drops on the bottom, let it set overnight, and it has never come off again. 5 years and 55K miles later. Good luck, I am glad I bought it, and would do the same thing again. It was "THE" answer. « Show Less
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It would work outdoors, just not as well as indoors, and avoid moisture such as rain, snow, etc... As to the heat issue, this is a LED light and it does not get hot. You can run it as long as you want without any heat issues. I have a light tree with this light and several other American DJ LED lights and they run for hours at a time, never any heat. Because it is LED, it will work for a long time and you don't have to worry about replacing bulbs.
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There is no reason it won't work if you have a cigarette lighter. There is even a small piece cut out of your door weatherstrip so that you can close the for and not deform the weatherstrip. Hope this helps. Al
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Yes, its a bit sticky. I think it will work on other things besides the window but it doesn't come with the outlet plug. It comes with only the charger part for vehicles, I had this sticker for about a month and it went bad.
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I have it hanging on our outside wall, under the car port. It lights up very bright and you can see it from a good distance. As far as in the window, I haven't tried that yet. Hope this helps a little.
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youd have to do some macgyvering to get that to work. i assume the bulbs upside down. i supose u could if it hangs on a chord but it would look kind of ghetto. plus youd have to make sure the bulb doesnt touch the shade. good luck with that one.
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Absolutely! I peeled mine back for soldering almost all of my connections. Do be forewarned, the 3M sticky adhesive that comes will all strips like this is rather useless in most applications. Yes, it will stick to a surface if gravity is holding it to that surface; otherwise you will need something else. I used this stuff in my car so the extreme temperatures caused the 3M strip to not only come apart from it's mounting surface, but from the LEDs themselves. I bought some double sided tape from the hardware store and cut it to appropriate lengths and widths and haven't had problems since. Also, it really doesn't matter what kind of tape you use, if the surface is contoured it won't adhere for more than a day. If the lights are hidden, you can use clips to hold it in place. Your only option might be glue. I've used a lot of this stuff and love helping others do the same. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. Ask here, or email me directly (amazon username @gmail.com)
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I would say no. I don't think they would hold up between the heat from the headlights and weather. They'd work if you were doing something inside your car...
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I put IT TO the fuse box to the key when you turn it on the light come on, they become running lights it works for me, look good try it, put it to the fuse box inside the car, not the one under the hood ok. this will work, it work for me. I HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU, (HAVE A BLESS DAY )
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Depends upon the size of your mirror. It might hang off a little bit, plus it might not contour to the shape of the mirror back. I'm not sure if it will stick depending upon the material of the mirror back, the weather conditions that might affect your car, etc.