Will The Optronics Flexible LED Light Strip UCL90CB Stick Under A Trailer/Camper?

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Will this light strip stick to the bottom underneath of my camper trailer ?

asked by: James

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Expert Reply:

Hi James!

The Optronics Flexible LED Light Strip - Weatherproof - White - 17' Long # UCL90CB will indeed stick underneath your camper.

You will want to make sure the surface you are sticking it to is as clean as possible for the best adhesion (I would wipe the area down very thoroughly with rubbing alcohol or acetone, which I think smells better). I would also allow at least 24 hours for the adhesive to fully set. That isn't really called out anywhere, but from personal experience with this kind of adhesive, it will always stick better if you let it fully cure/set. On that note, a hair dryer is typically needed to remove this, so if you are in the desert or somewhere that reaches pretty high temperatures, you may need to use something more permanent to get it to stay put (think spray glue or something similar).

What area are you wanting to add this to? Or are you wanting it all the way around your camper?

expert reply by: Lazer S

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Don

4/16/2026

I wouldn’t plan on connecting multiple strips. I had no luck connecting them. I tried multiple different connectors, multiple different cuts in different areas, no luck! Not being able to connect them messed up my plans so I thought I would share that with you.

Lazer S.

4/17/2026

@Don Surprised to hear that. I have had people run a couple of these in line before and they worked fine. What kinds of connectors did you use?

Don

4/18/2026

@LazerS I used the Optronics LED Light Strip Connector - Snap On # A90P1B. I had multiple connectors, none worked out for me. The only thing I could think of is that it may have been cold during install, making the strip material harder, and making it more difficult for the connector to bite into the strip without bending the teeth. Other than that, they have been great!

Lazer S.

4/20/2026

@Don That could be. Sorry you had to deal with that.

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