If it stuck properly, it'd be perfect

First, let's get the negative out of the way.......the adhesion of the pull-away two-sided tape on the back of the lights just doesn't cut it. While it adhered to my RV just fine, it's the backing against the lights themselves that pulls free. The silicone design of the lights is "slick", so over the course of a week it started to pull away from the side where the plug was located, and gradually kept pulling away from the surface until over half of it was no longer attached. At that juncture, I abandoned hope and pulled the lights off my RV. I plan to reinstall using a higher quality adhesive and see if that remedies the problem. I'm hoping this was just a bad batch of adhesive, though, as it appeared to be 3M tape, and I usually find their products excellent. Now, for the positives: The lights illuminated our awning perfectly and provided more than sufficient lighting without an obnoxious intensity. The adjustment available with the dimmer proved to be very useful as well, and when we'd retire for the night, I'd leave them on, but lit dimly so that any midnight runs to the campground bathroom would be lighted. They're very thin and unintrusive, almost invisible if you don't know to look for them. I also noticed that the ends accomodate expansion as they contain an exposed positive and negative wire. I considered hardwiring these in using that feature, but then I would lose the dimmable aspect. Overall, it's a great product. If that adhesive would have help up, this would have been a 5-star review

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