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In response to "I kind of want to put Christmas lights on my roof rack. But I can't believe someone hasn't come up with an easier way -- (edited)" by sycor

What about using battery operated lights? -- (link)

Posted by Krusty (aka Krustylu) Dec 3 '20, 07:21

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https://www.homedepot.com/p/Home-Accents-Holiday-26-ft-100-Light-White-LED-Battery-Operated-Light-String-with-Timer-8-Functions-TYY1808-1815/305081099 (www.homedepot.com)

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I'm just not sure how weather resistant the battery box would be. But this might be my only option to do it easily. -- nm - sycor Dec 3, 07:40 12
- They're indoor/outdoor so they should be good for what you want. People use them on their trees outside in the winter here with no issues -- nm - Krusty Dec 3, 07:56 4
  - sycor is like me. He drives *really* fast. Water hitting it at an additional 100mph could make a difference. -- nm - 🎅Spawnta🎅 Dec 3, 08:01 3
    - Is that you that's been following me? -- nm - sycor Dec 3, 08:16 1
      - You are the Bandit to my Snowman! -- nm - 🎅Spawnta🎅 Dec 3, 08:20
    - Okay then definitely duct tape the shit out of it -- nm - Krusty Dec 3, 08:02
- Masking tape? Or maybe something like shrink wrap? -- nm* - 🎅Spawnta🎅 Dec 3, 07:51
- Have you considered just wrapping it in tape? Electrical tape, maybe? Or scotch tape? Packaging tape is an option. -- nm - Mop Dec 3, 07:48 3
  - I wouldn't recommend transparent tape - unless you use a good 3-4 rolls and wrap that sh!t up nice and tight -- nm - decline Dec 3, 07:51 2
    - Surgical tape... magnetic tape... there's lots of options. -- nm - Mop Dec 3, 08:27
    - Yeah, just wrap the car. I mean, leave one door accessible but wrap the rest. -- nm - 🎅Spawnta🎅 Dec 3, 07:53
- just wrap it in gaffers tape. -- nm - tRuMaN Dec 3, 07:44
- just wrap it in some duct tape and you'll be fine -- nm - decline Dec 3, 07:41
Yeah, that is how they are done. We use a version of them for our door wreath. -- nm - 🎅Spawnta🎅 Dec 3, 07:26

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