DIY with bridgelux eb strips

Exactly that # 7 strips and lpc100-700. $88.43. Free overnight. From Arrow.

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Perfect!!!

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I know right!! I’m all goofy excited!! Lol!! This is a trip!!

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You should have fun with it.

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I hope it works out like I have it pictured in my mind. If so it will be peachy if not I’ll be shouting out for a rescue!! Lol. Couldnt have done it without you!!!

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@dbrn32 looky looky what I got!!

Ohhh yeah…it’s on now!!!

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Sweet! Let me know if you need anything.

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Thank you. Hope its smooth sailing here on out…Hoping but ehhhh I doubt it!! Lol… we shall see!! I’ll update as I go along.

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@dbrn32 am I ready for next step Or more sanding?

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Opps

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How coarse was sandpaper you were using? Pics can be a little misleading.

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At first but it scratched so I used 320 then 1500 wet.

Different angle. I can see the marks. almostalmost like a film still in spots.

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@dbrn32 more fine tuning without making low spots. I can see a difference. May take a little while but I’ll post in a bit

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Looks good to me so far @Angie. I didn’t even sand my aluminum and it was in worse shape than yours :wink:

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A little bit of wet/dry paper and a mist of water would polish it right up. Probably not neccessary, just clean it very good when done.

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Thanks @MattyBear. I can just about use this for a mirror!! Lol. No really Im going try and not embarrass myself.

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still has a cloudy look in places.

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Just keep cleaning until the cloudiness is gone. You’ll be good. It’ll take awhile, but eventually it’ll be clean. @Angie (did the same thing for mine)

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What are you cleaning with? Try rubbing alcohol if you haven’t. Being shiny isn’t necessarily important, just needs to be flat and clean.

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Ok thanks. It’s getting there. Few more bowls and little bit of elbow grease.:wink:

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