Im a new subscriber ! I was curious if you can post where you got the lights from. Im really interested in doing this on my car but i would like to get the exact ones you guys put on this one . And can they change colors ?
Hi Jeremy, thanks for the support, its not too tricky but the most important thing is if you are gonna drill the oem plastic welds take off as little as possible, this should leave an inverted cone shape were the two different pieces have a very clean join line, after adding the lights you can use a hot knife attachment for a soldering iron you can melt the centre of the trim piece and pull the melted plastic up the side of the door car section, once this cools and hardens into position its a good idea to fill the new join with either hot clue or epoxy, this is more to hold the thin plastic overlap in place and stop it going back through the hole, hopefully that helps, if I remember i will film and post the process next time i do it.
Saludos u did a great work new subscriber here i have a 300c im in México my quetion the ligths en the doors can be like halo ligths u know so can changes colors
WHAT WIRE AND WHAT COLOR DID U TAP INTO IN THE DOOR? OR DID U RUN THE WIRE THRU THE RUBBER DOOR BOOT/GROMMET? i don't even know why i'm leaving a comment, u never respond
Hi Zachery, surprise heres your reply, its powered via a relay on the heavy constant supply in the door and uses the light switch illumination wire as the trigger
Hi ace, could be mean and just say 12v but basically, a relay triggered via dashboard light control switch and then run to the doors is the usual method but sometimes if the LEDs you use are low current draw you could use the oem door switch illumination cables but you need to be careful not to overload the circuit, hope that helps
Here in the Philippines we need someone like you bruv. Worth subscribing and liking this video.
I would like to know what product you used for the two mill fiber, optic strips, and everything needed to connect them
I’m wondering what did you use to power up those lights
Probably dc from the window power harness additional to a switch
Very nice work. Definitely makes a pretty dull interior pop more
Tacky
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@@creativecarsounds4484 Bro it looks clean just thought it was funny. I want the same for my 300 it does make the dull interior pop out more at night
Im a new subscriber ! I was curious if you can post where you got the lights from. Im really interested in doing this on my car but i would like to get the exact ones you guys put on this one . And can they change colors ?
Nice video ! I was wondering how to got those trim pieces back on after taking them off ?
Hi Jeremy, thanks for the support, its not too tricky but the most important thing is if you are gonna drill the oem plastic welds take off as little as possible, this should leave an inverted cone shape were the two different pieces have a very clean join line, after adding the lights you can use a hot knife attachment for a soldering iron you can melt the centre of the trim piece and pull the melted plastic up the side of the door car section, once this cools and hardens into position its a good idea to fill the new join with either hot clue or epoxy, this is more to hold the thin plastic overlap in place and stop it going back through the hole, hopefully that helps, if I remember i will film and post the process next time i do it.
New subscriber in the building. It looks great looking to do something like that with my Magnum build.
Thanks Smokin, sounds like you’ve got a cool project planned.
@@creativecarsounds4484 yes sir it's coming along
What type of down lights did you use cause I can’t find any ?!?!?? :/
I would like my Chrysler 300 lighting customized by your shop
Saludos u did a great work new subscriber here i have a 300c im in México my quetion the ligths en the doors can be like halo ligths u know so can changes colors
So u used the hot glue, on the led strip, to hold it. Is that what u used to hold the trim
What kind of lights did u use in the bottom side of the door,where there’s 3 lights?
I’m loving the pimping😎
Great vid, can you do vans ?
I'm sure he can do anything!
You know i can Dad 😊, but love the comment
Can the owner clean their door panels ?
Hi ryan, i believe he can but you would have to ask him, but yes the system as regards to the door panel is moisture resistant
WHAT WIRE AND WHAT COLOR DID U TAP INTO IN THE DOOR? OR DID U RUN THE WIRE THRU THE RUBBER DOOR BOOT/GROMMET? i don't even know why i'm leaving a comment, u never respond
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Hi Zachery, surprise heres your reply, its powered via a relay on the heavy constant supply in the door and uses the light switch illumination wire as the trigger
Where can I get the kit at ?
How much does it cost to do this build I'm buying a 300 and will be looking at lighting options.
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Круто!
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Where are you ?
Where are you based and how much does it cost please ?
where are you located
How do you power it?
Hi ace, could be mean and just say 12v but basically, a relay triggered via dashboard light control switch and then run to the doors is the usual method but sometimes if the LEDs you use are low current draw you could use the oem door switch illumination cables but you need to be careful not to overload the circuit, hope that helps
Guy still owes money on the car loan and doing this? haha