LED work today.

I showed how to remove the side pieces in another post. But I didn't show what made up the LED strips. Here is how the 5050 Cool White strips have to be cut and placed. Smaller LED strips should be able to contour this radius.

Here is the finished sidewing. I have the surface where the LED strips are prepared with 3M Primer 94.

If your wondering about the two wires and the LED ends being exposed you don't have to. I never expose the LED lights. I cut at an angle with a straight razor so that I only expose the solder pads. Then I just tin the pads with a good sized drop of solder. Make sure you heat the pads first a bit that your applying the solder to to get the solder to transfer.

Another thing is always tin the ends of wire with solder before trying to make connections. What you end up with if you do all the above is a solder pad prepped and waiting for something to be stuck to it. And you have a wire that has essentially been thoroughly saturated with solder. Now all you have to do is lay the wire on top of the solder pad and touch the tip to the back side of the wire. All that heat will basically melt the solder for a second and all the parts will fuse.

It was fun. I am about to head back out there and tighten the lug nuts and put the passenger seat in.

I have them laid out on the floor ready for me to sit down and apply them. I will do that right before i let it down off the lift.

@WOLF I am always about done....

You didn't miss it. I haven't said what the controller is. I have to keep one thing kinda under my belt...

So much closer..... Just one more zone to kick on.

just thought I would post some of the things it does. I have lights in front of the back tire also ... I will make that my new zone. So i should be able to light it up in a sequence from from to back.