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[QUOTE="MacArthur St Light Fusion, post: 93255, member: 25016"] I mounted them last year with glue-backed velcro, but the heat up here meant that the glue melted... So now I'm trying silicone, but yes, I leave these up all year, with the strips in them all year. They are UV protected so the strips get NO sun damage, and leaving them up all year means less pulling and movement on connections, and solders etc, Also means I can test / do shows all year round depending on the time of year. Small house line sequences for things like valentines day, st pats day etc etc... [/QUOTE]
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