As a deterrent to rodent invasion I want to replace the dead ground lights around the exterior of my coach but I have been unable to find a source for them. I would like to use LEDs but the lights with adhesive backing that I have used inside the coach won't work as there's no way to reliably attach them in an outdoor environment. Has anyone here done this? Do you have a source that you can share? Thanks
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2001 Foretravel U320 42 ft, ISM450
Toad: 2010 Honda CR-V
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Many people use lights under the rig for this purpose and swear by it. How effective is it? Who knows! My coach has lights around the underside but they have died, so I want to replace them.
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Just DW & me, the driver
2001 Foretravel U320 42 ft, ISM450
Toad: 2010 Honda CR-V
I was advised attaching the LED's under the awning ..
was to use Clear Gorilla Tape... over the led assembly.
Works well
may also help with your underside led's...
use acetone first to clean ...
NO idea of rodent deterrent
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