Review on FieryRed Reverse 2009 2014 Waterproof Warranty by Matt Hamilton

First good tip/lessons learned: Install lights and pour plenty of water thoroughly. Then check for leaks IN THE CABIN. As it spills, it wets the ceiling trim and falls in the center of the rear window. It leaks badly and doesn't tighten enough due to the very hard rubber gasket (AND YES, I carefully removed any residue from the previous light). The result of a hard and leaking seal was significant water ingress. The ceiling of the rear cabin was completely soaked in the area of the rear window, the water soaked the insulation behind the rear seat backrests. I found out on YouTube that the backrest can be folded forward. Cool beans, but not easy. I then had to disassemble and wash the mold from the back and floor cushions. It took me four hours to clean up the mess. I have pretty decent mechanical skills and I thought I did everything right. But there was no way to tighten the screws more tightly without cracking the light. I decided to buy a flashlight for $10 more. DO NOT BUY!