I already have some Bluewater LEDs on my boat but I would like to now put some strip lighting on my trailer,
My question is how have any of you guys ran the wires seeing it is fully enclosed frame?
I already have some Bluewater LEDs on my boat but I would like to now put some strip lighting on my trailer,
My question is how have any of you guys ran the wires seeing it is fully enclosed frame?
D891F4A4-795D-4F39-82A6-CFE7D20F0953.jpegA8BE4553-26EE-4737-83A0-58BD52D9AF7E.jpegI stuck blue waters on my trailer facing to the rear. And simply zip tied the wires a few times. After 500 dips in the lake I have lost 2 leds in the white back up light. The red has been flawless CE7BB371-E5EE-498C-8A4E-EE58D4A7B835.jpeg
Mercury 250 proxs 2B115089
I drilled 7/8 inch holes in the trailer, ran a fish from front to back and pulled wires through. The only reason I went that big on the hole is because I had difficulty pulling the wires out with a smaller hole. Stock holes look to be about the same. Just start from the back and run the wires forward, splicing them together as you go. I used butt connectors for all splices. I have 2022 so the splicing at the front was a bit different, but not difficult at all. I also used the Bluewater package and they provide a push button switch in case you want to be able to turn them off.
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After tucking all the wires in, I siliconed 1 1/4 inch black plastic discs over the holes and it looks great. Factory just had grommets for their holes and left openings. I wanted to make mine so no water entered the trailer.
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