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hawkeye5766


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Going out on a Christmas cruise tomorrow if the weather is good, so I thought I might as well get the car in the Christmas spirit!

 

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-- Edited by hawkeye5766 on Saturday 10th of December 2022 12:34:25 AM

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Wow, that looks like a lot of work, joyful no doubt. Fantastic !



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Now thats pretty neat!

What kind of Led's are they?



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looks cool, but how did you get the lights to stay on there?

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Love it!! Merry Christmas!

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that one lights out ..................

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That's awesome!  Your light spacing and placement are very meticulously done.  Good show!



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Lemans64 wrote:

looks cool, but how did you get the lights to stay on there?

 Gorilla glue!  God forbid...    Actually if those lights were magnetically held in place on the sheet-metal it would be relatively simple.



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3M makes these clear outdoor string light clips that use their non-damaging 'command strip' adhesive. I've used them before on vehicles. They work excellent!

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Lemans64 wrote:

looks cool, but how did you get the lights to stay on there?

 Strings of 30 LED lights that are 3 volt. Just scotch taped to the metal, nothing attached to the paint.  Just methyl hydrate if any residue left behind, but think there won't be any.



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hawkeye5766 wrote:
Lemans64 wrote:

looks cool, but how did you get the lights to stay on there?

 Strings of 30 LED lights that are 3 volt. Just scotch taped to the metal, nothing attached to the paint.  Just methyl hydrate if any residue left behind, but think there won't be any.

 Looks fantastic from Brussels Belgium!



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LeeRoy wrote:
hawkeye5766 wrote:
Lemans64 wrote:

looks cool, but how did you get the lights to stay on there?

 Strings of 30 LED lights that are 3 volt. Just scotch taped to the metal, nothing attached to the paint.  Just methyl hydrate if any residue left behind, but think there won't be any.

 Looks fantastic from Brussels Belgium!

 Those LED's are brighter than I thought !!!!!!!



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