How to Build Custom LED Strip Lighting

In this video my good friend Marco from @OVRLNDX joins me in the garage to show me how to build the custom LED light strips he has had in the rear of his Jeep for over 2 years. This setup consists of 3 connected LED flexible LED strips secured in an aluminum channel and uses a controller to allow dimming and wireless use. It is amazing just how simple and inexpensive this DIY project is and Marco shares a few soldering tips along the way.

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Here is a list of the items that are similar to the ones in this video listed amazon (these are not the identical items). If you search around ebay, you may be able to save a few dollars:

Flexible LED strip: amzn.to/2Gi37Rf (Note: this one is different than the one used in the video)
Aluminum Channel: amzn.to/2DS7RaK
LED Controller with Wireless Remote: amzn.to/2uPBOcq
16 Gauge Wire: amzn.to/2pCp9Ve
Heat Shrink: amzn.to/2INbeUl
Wire Loom: amzn.to/2IRlniD
Soldering Iron: amzn.to/2pDiDN3
Solder: amzn.to/2pBXAv3
Flux: amzn.to/2IRtwDU
3M Tape: amzn.to/2G3OmCg

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