Why did you select these specific LED lights and not a programable white lights that can be adjusted from 1500K to 6000K? Also, I tend to use channels with diffusers to hold the LED strips; in my experience, the sticky tape does not hold well and sooner than later it becomes unglued and the LED become dusty at the top of cabinets. Last suggestion, there are right angle connectors that allow you to join 2 lengths of LED lights at a right angle and makes it for a more professional finish.
I placed puck lights in my glass cabinets, and the light shines through the cracks of the doors. I am wondering if by switching to tape lights would solve this problem?
Great project! I'm copying some ideas from your setup. Thanks for sharing.
Why did you select these specific LED lights and not a programable white lights that can be adjusted from 1500K to 6000K? Also, I tend to use channels with diffusers to hold the LED strips; in my experience, the sticky tape does not hold well and sooner than later it becomes unglued and the LED become dusty at the top of cabinets. Last suggestion, there are right angle connectors that allow you to join 2 lengths of LED lights at a right angle and makes it for a more professional finish.
All of those are good tips, thanks. I chose this particular color bc it matched the temp of the existing under cabinet lights.
I placed puck lights in my glass cabinets, and the light shines through the cracks of the doors. I am wondering if by switching to tape lights would solve this problem?
My tape lights shine between the doors also.