Review on 🏕️ LATCH.IT RV Awning LED Lights 2021 V2.0 DIY Kit 12-Foot , Waterproof IP68, Complete RV LED Awning Light Kit for Campers - The Ultimate Choice in the Market! by Alan Sawyer

Lanterns were sewn into the old awning. I had to change the material of the awning and later the lights. My old ones were controlled by an internal switch so I had to attach heat shrink tubing to the old connection to keep it watertight. Take your time! Thoroughly clean the surface of the RV with pads. I laid the entire length of the 3M tape first, leaving the outside backing and then each 1 foot section of the rail. The 3M tape has great adhesion so you need to line them up. Pull only small sections from under the splint and allow them to adhere slightly. I then rubbed the center of the splint with a soft cloth to get it firmly in place. Do the same with the light tape, starting at the end of the wire - pull a small piece of tape and press the tape into the rail. It's a little tricky, and again, the 3M tape isn't very forgiving. You have to take your time. Pull back small pieces of backing - no more than 2.5cm at a time - and insert the light strip. In the end I believe they are glued well! It's work - and until then your fingers can complain. They did it - but it was worth it in the end. Therefore 3 stars for "Easy to Install". Overall, I still award these 5 stars: Brightness is perfect - no glare. Dimming is a very useful feature. Works remotely at a distance of 15 to 20 feet. It's worth installing.