that appears to be a combo beam to me

watting answer

It doesn't advertise any waterproof rating aside from "External vehicle installation". The one on my personal vehicle has survived several car washes without issue.

always add a light bead of silicone around read of lighting systems where water can get through. It helps even doing it to head lights and fog lights so moister doesn't get through. Use a small syringe like Diabetics use to extract some silicone from a jar or tube and then use it as a silicone spreader like a silicone gun, leaves a much cleaner look and really small bead of silicone that wont make a mess. I do this to all my lighting stuff I don't trust factory ratings plus this method as an additional layer of protection.

I'm glad to hear it! Helping people see is my number one goal. Thank you!

kzbin.info6_CzeoLYcQk?feature=share Try this one. I actually light one up at night, and you can see it compared to headlights at some distance.

@@midwestmotorlights thanks!

@@Saddedude Happy to help!

And just think, that's only one of the lower output 4Bangers!

Depends on what you're trying to accomplish and what the surface looks like you're trying to stick it on. If you want to find us on Facebook @midwestmotorlights or shoot me an email at [email protected] we can get something figured out!

You're not wrong. At least I can see where I'm going!

Yes actually. Another video coming soon to give you(and everyone else) a peek at your taillight build!

Man I can’t find the high lows anywhere except the minis