Does this have to be applied dry, or can you wet the light down to make it easier?
603036
I did it dry, just used a heat gun to form it better. To be honest you're better off getting tint elsewhere..........this stuff is already peeling off of my wifes taillights.
603037
I would apply it with water, otherwise you won't be able to get the air bubbles out. Then use a dryier to shrink the tint onto the lights.
603038
I did it dry but i believe if you leave it in some warm place just for couple minutes it will help you to install it easier.
603039
I applied it dry, using a credit card to smooth out the air bubbles. Start from the middle and work your way out. Only need to use a dryer on curves surfaces. I don't see how making it wet would help with the air bubbles.
2241933
yes, but put it where you can reach it because it will get a film on it and reduce the light. Just wipe it down on a regular basis and it will work fine.
1652578
Needs to be totally dry, time depends on the temperature and exposure to sunlight. If in doubt, let it dry longer so primer and paint adhere properly.
803302
Try and wet the suction cup a little to get it to stick to the light bulb. That is how I did it.
491347
Dry. Give it time for it can be a little tricky, but looks great once on...
740102
I really can't say....I don't have any information that isn't on the amazon website. I checked the instructions that came with the light and they make no mention of damp locations. If it was me I would not use in this way...usually if fixtures are damp rated, the manufacturer clearly states this as it a selling point.
2179265
You can use water but I don't usually. It does diffuse pretty quickly and I did notice some people mentioning adding water to slow the process. The light intensity can also affect diffussion speed. Mine is always on low for a bathroom night light
154737
Without light on or with light completely removed? It works without light on
2011620
Clean the place your going to put it 1st than make sure it's dry and than just press it on and slowly peel it off.
736202
First, make sure surface is dust free and clean as possible. For those still hard to stick areas I used 1/4" strips of 3m Tough Tape or any of those high stick tapes and placed across the light strip. At first I tried to avoid covering a light but covering one didn't effect overall lighting of the area. Mine have been installed for 3 months or so and have had no problems.
469630
After just using a tan kit , it feels fully dry at 24 hrs. Does it require any prep to now do the clear coat?
1833191
Use a thick cheap foam roller. Dip it in paint and roll it on the trey repeatedly until it's soaked into the sponge and very little is left on the surface and lightly roll it on. Put several light Coates on this way and use a pin to clear any holes that may get plugged before they dry. This way is tedious but it looks great when complete
1855595
You have to really pull the living daylights out of it to get it off. it is not easy and is on very tight. Pull slow and as hard as you can.
1385807
I think I know what you mean. I've had the light move up on me. What I do is point it all the way down then pull back up to where I want it. It more or less stays in place after that barring any severe bumps.
743631
I don't remember what the instructions said about drying time I used the max time setting and it worked but I returned the light because I received a white one but ordered a black one.
610373
The trim keeps the inside dry if it is installed properly with the foam gasket. I used a 60 watt equivalent LED without any problems.This trim is designed to be installed over a shower (but not subject to a direct spray)
244245
How damp???? Getting it wet may be not advisable. To obtain clear picture clarity( photo or video) , the surroundings have to be well lit.