Car Hood Light Strip, 1.8m LED Strip Lights for Car, Universal Engine Hood Guide Decorative Light Bar, 12V Flexible Headlight Waterproof Daytime Running Lights for Cars, SUVs, Trucks (Ice Blue)

Bought this and fit it on an Nissan Primastar at the end of August last year. It was easy to install it and with the aid of an circuit fuse I connected to the fuse-board. I would recommend to pay attention or to have this installed by an specialist to avoid unpleasant problems. I tapped into the window fuse and after a day or two the windows stopped working properly. It was a matter of bad connection.The double-tape on the strip of LED light is strong, but make sure the surface is cleaned very well.The LED strip still works without any problems. I hope will last for many years.

Quick delivery as expected, very bright, very easy to fit and works every time, what else can want

Brilliant looks good, very bright even in daylight

It is very easily damaged. Their is no flexibility in it. I was disappointed because i did like the concept of it and here is where the Eureka moment came ..!1. If you think of it the principles are easy and you can make one for yourself at home . Will need a 12V led strip light- 10mm width (go for 6k lumen) (color of your choice and some are really high end waterproof flexible led lights - total cost 4 euros.2. No need for soldering you can use led strip clip- cost 10 p3. Red and black wire with waterproof connector - 2 euro from local store.4. Get a 12V carrier fuse - 1 euro5. Flexible , thin , rectangle pipe - 2 euro. Just a word of advise do not put the led wire in the pipe . Put the wire end and rail drag it.Connect all and here you go you have one. 10 euro total cost. Satisfaction and durability more than 100 euros.

Just wish it came a bit longer say 79 inches

Remember to remove the sticky tape away from the side not to be stuck, fiddly job but looks awesome when fitted correctly, also. Unlike others, it is bright enough but does not dazzle drivers, excellent product, delivered rapidly.

Overall, easy to install in the end. I did have some issues but managed in the end. I'm not sure how long the sticky pads will last.I had to use a fuse jumper to install this.

This strip was easy to install, make sure you clean the surface your attaching the strip to thoroughly. I had to get the car user manual out to find a 10 amp fuse that turned off when the ignition was turned off. To keep thing tidy I added a piggy back fuse to the positive wire and wired the negative to the car battery. No problems as yet and no interference to car electrics.I like the start up scan but rarely get to see it as always in the car when it starts up. Value for money and a gimmick for the car.