LED Lighting Strips For Interior or Exterior

these lights are sic..

 

under dash and seats would be good

 

Almost have my skid plate finalized. Just a couple more days, or if the snow melts so my garage isn't soaking wet. I'll get pics of RGB when I get my BlueSea fusebox mounted.

 

So... How much then??

 

I'm really sorry about the delay, but I should be meeting with my uncle this weekend to finalize everything.

 

Would like some for my bed. Do these just hook up to our bed outlet?

 

I can give you the plug of the outlet but it's kind of pointless since the outlet is converting to AC power and then the plug I give you will convert it back to 12V DC

 

any updates specially price?

 

Sorry this is still the best I can come up with right now. But so far I used a fuse tap to get power from the internal fuse box, wired that to a switch that I just drilled a hole through a blank for, and wired the switch through the firewall and to the lights at my skid plate, then from my skid plate to a ground

 

Talking to my uncle tonight. Any other questions you guys have that I may have forgotten?

 

Bump

 

x2

 

Interested to hear what the end word is on this?

 

So I talked to my uncle and here's what I've come up with:

These are not the set prices; I need to place the order in bulk before I can tell you how much it is for sure. You can back out of or change the order if the price difference affects your decision with NO PENALTY. After my first order, I should have the price fixed.

-We are selling rigid 10" bars in pairs (Cool White, Warm White, and RGB) [to waterproof, just add silicone to edges and connections] ($20-$30+Shipping)

-We are selling flexible strips in strips of 9 LED (cuttable at every 3) [12"] ($10-$15+Shipping)

-For those who want changable colors, you can either buy an extra box that can control the RGB strips to any color, or you can just wire it up to light up certain colors full time. The RGB strip has one 12v wire, and one wire to ground for each of the colors. So for example, if you wanted to have a teal color you would connect the 12v wire to a 12v power source, and connect both the green and blue wire to a ground.

-We are offering a Starter Kit which includes: 24" of flexible LEDs (18 LEDs), One connector from the strip to 12v and ground, and possibly molding tape. All for an estimate of $30-to-$40+Flat Rate Shipping (This is not the set price and I am estimating high, I need to place the order in bulk before I can tell you how much it is for sure. You can back out of the order if the price difference affects your decision with no penalty. After my first order, I should have the price fixed.) In addition to this Starter Kit, you can purchase extra length of the flexible LEDs or rigid bar LEDs and additional connectors. The only thing you would need to purchase yourself so you can keep your interior looking how you want it is a SPST switch, wiring to reach from the switch to the power source, to the lights, and from the lights to a ground.

I am starting an order list. I will then send the orders to my uncle and he will reply with the prices for each order. You can cancel or change your order depending on the price that is given, so placing an order is not a commitment to purchase for this round.

Thank you for staying with me through the delays. I hope to be doing business with you soon.

-Retribution

 

Pictures of my skid in progress:




Fuse Tap:

 

They both run the same amount of volts so the brightness in terms of power is the same. But as it is known, no other color will light up as bright as white. I'll get some pictures when I get my ass off this computer.

Edit: Here they are:
Colors of the RGB without the Controller box:

 

everybody can go sign up here http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/group-buys/145657-led-lighting-strips-interior-exterior.html

 

Yep thanks man, the link is also on the OP

 

Subscribed for future reference

 

PICTURES OF UNDER DASH INTERIOR LIGHTING:

Let me know if you guys want any other views or information

Headlights on in garage:


Headlights off in garage: