Are Cable Zip Ties Required To Secure Curt Auxiliary LED Indicator Lights # C53201 To a Bike Rack?
Updated 10/18/2022 | Published 10/17/2022
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I recently got a set of your LED indicator lights for the back of my bike rack. They are a peel and stick strip aobut 7 in long both left and right. Will they stay stuck on for a long time or do I need to also use some zip ties to hold them in place long term?
asked by: George C
Helpful Expert Reply:
The 3M adhesive backing on the Curt Auxiliary LED Indicator Lights # C53201 is a very strong adhesive that will last for a long time. It is important to have a smooth clean surface to attach the lights, otherwise they may not stay attached. While you will not need Cable Ties # DW05727-25 to hold the lights themselves in place they should be used to secure the wiring and prevent it from getting caught on part of your bikes when loading and unloading,
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