FL0rida CrAcK3r

If you want my opinion, I wouldn't buy anything from superbrightleds.com. My first LED that I ever bought was from them. I spent like $40 to get all interior and reverse lights for my girlfriends car, and they are the exact same as the bulbs I got from China. I got all interior and exterior LEDs (map, dome, tag, cargo) from China (ebay) for around $5, and they are just as bright as the ones from SBL.com.

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knezat225

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Fx4-Michael

I told my neighbor to do this to his f150 last summer lol can't wait to see it finished!

Especial86

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5star write up going on here... Great job!

I would be worried about adhesive sticking well too... If you scuff up the surfaces, clean them with alcohol, and zip tie wherever its possible, then an adhesive might work well... I know RTV ultra black silicone adhesive by permatex will stick to everything and hold up well with the elements...

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dyeguy1212

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That's what I worry about. It's basically the customer satisfaction and warranty that make me look at them.

They just got their offroad LED bars back in stock. I've been eyeing a 72W for a long time. But then again, if its the same off ebay knock offs, I might keep shopping

FL0rida CrAcK3r

I know the stuff you're talking about, but how should I go about using it ya think? Should i peel the 3m tape back on the strips and add a bead of the silicone onto the sticky 3m tape, and then stick it on? I could at least try this on the front wheel wells, since it's the only plastic area.

BeachBumn88

Can't wait to see these pics. Nice writeup and pictures on instructions too. I may have my next project.

BlacKnBack

I'm most likely never going to do this to my truck, but I'm going to follow it anyway just because you're doing such a terrific job explaining what you're doing and by adding the great pictures it's fun to follow.

Keep up the good work!