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very nice!!!
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Cool!!! I like it! Nice Job.
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WOW that's awsome yo! please tell us how you did that!! and what appliances you had to use
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I would love to get some ccfl rings the size of the cupholders and do it with those. Not sure how durable they are though =/
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Also, I like my DIY's like I like my women
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Quote:
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kobby
WOW that's awsome yo! please tell us how you did that!! and what appliances you had to use
kobby use the search feature of this forum. there is already a DIY for cupholder lights.
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Well I would do a DIY except I connected them to my interior lights.
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Do they stick out far enough that they could possibly be damaged or pushed in by a can or wide base cup?
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Do they stick out far enough that they could possibly be damaged or pushed in by a can or wide base cup?
It is possible, but with my current experience no. I've used super glue and with my own hands I was unable to push the lights. They are just small nobs sticking out.
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Looks great!!
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cool!
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I guess tomorrow I'll take apart my car and half ass a DIY for you guys.
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