Silicone LED Channel System, NEON Tube for 10mm DIY LED Rope Light Strip, Aluminum Profile New Substitutes, Waterproof IP67,13x5mm 16.4FT/5M Suit for Indoor Outdoor Flexible LED Light Strip Lighting

Was a fun project to get groove lights through this with my wife, we took our time pulling it all the way from end to end. Product is very good and weighted but grollia glue got us through for the rv upgrade.

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String broke, too snug to actually fit an led strip though without a lot of time and hassle

wanted to liven up the den/computer room as i have trophies on display, had a roll of led strips and needed something to defuse the light and clean up the look, made sure that this would be the correct size but was a large struggle to get them in the channels, ended up cutting the bottoms up and feeding them in that way as it wouldn't be visible.

These took some time to install because the LED strip did not slide easily into the strip. Once we did finally get the lights installed, they looked great!

Works as intended but will say it was a bit of a pain to get the led inside

Like most of you, I was looking to diffuse my LEDs at a quality cost. Once installed, these silicone channels do the trick! BUT they are so amazingly difficult to install. You are going to need clips to mount to the wall because absolutely nothing sticks to silicone. The LEDs will not slide through the channel, especially using the provided string. I even tried to feed it through with aluminum wire, no luck. You will need something sharp like an X-ACTO knife to cut the back of the strip all the way down the middle (in one cut). Then you can fit the LEDs in the channel. Corners will not look flush unless you fit the clips (not provided) at just the right distance from wall corners. In total, this project took me about 10 hours to install. This includes the mistakes I made on the first install. The last install took roughly 4 hours after I knew what I was doing. With some patience and attention to detail, these can give the professional look you might want but you will need extra materials and time to make it look nice. I would not undo this project, I learned a lot from it and the materials fit my budget, but I would be cautious to recommend because I was very frustrated over days of install and the project is easy to mess up.Here are the clips I used (the fit perfect):NGeGe 100Pcs LED Neon Mounting... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C1BLT5ZM?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_shareI saved some time and work by mounting the corners and halfway points with screws, and using alien tape on the supporting clips. Without anchoring those specific points with screws, any adhesive will eventually fall.

The product worked perfectly. I recommend it to anyone wishing to create a glowing effect.