So I like null pixel now that we know that the LEDs are working and the controller is working we can actually go ahead and install them so the next thing to consider when you're doing a project like this is how you want to mount the lights -hand something that's important to think about is when you look right at these lights when they're turned on it's really harsh if there is such a thing as a RGB LED strip that's what this looks like it's it like kind of pokes your eyes so with these kinds of lights you need some kind of a diffuser what we're going to use is this aluminum channel with yep with this plasticky not very see-through diffuser channel okay so we're gonna use that another thing.
That you could do is like what we did in the girl's room where we have that crown molding stuff facing up because if you just point these like away from your eyes and they reflect off of something else like a wall or something that looks really good too I do like this though you do okay I think so good well I'm glad you like it because that's what we're going to use again okay so let's get this installed just right up there you know we need a ladder or ladders because I'm too short for this all right so what we're going to do is we're going to go like that and then we're gonna go down and then over there so that's enough.
So we're gonna cut this wire here and then we're gonna connect it to there so that we have like a bit of an extension cord this side will go up there again and the other side will go into the dig uno okay here we go alrighty lee how are we gonna how do you want to connect these should we whichever one is least likely to catch on fire well but you want it to also not be too ugly LED light strips so whichever one is most pretty I don't care about the fire I don't remember where my heat gun went yes i do it's in the basement my heat gun I wonder if you could just use a hairdryer as a heat gun are you filming yes you stinker these are those fairy lights those these are was but they're tiny little things and they have just this sort of wispy little wire that connects them together but they're full RGB lights I mean this is running well.