LED 99 Lighting 200 Pieces Mounting Clips for 6mm 8mm Silicone Neon Flex Strip Lighting, Install and Fixing

I ordered these clips to mount a 21' LED rope (the 6x12mm silicon kind) on the wall. They work pretty well. The clips are small and transparent so they're hardly noticeable, especially when the LED is on. I used 1 clip every 6-12 inches of rope and it's holding up fine, the plastic is sturdy and doesn't bend under the weight. The clips don't 'grip' the rope so they would not be suitable for mounting the light on a ceiling, but it works fine on a wall.I used 1" panel board nails to hold the clips onto the wall, because even the smallest size command strips were too big and I didn't have an electric screwdriver. Lesson learned, don't do what I did. The clips held up against my terrible hammer skills and I got away with 1 nail per clip in most cases, but I'd recommend using tiny screws to save yourself the hassle of hammering nails into the narrow channel between the clip arms.5 stars because they work as described and were the easiest way to make an LED wall sign, the home improvement stores near me don't have anything like this that work for this kind of rope.

Screws a lil small but good overall

You are not going to want to use these if you have 6mm LED neon strips. They will not hold the led strip in place. They also do not come with screws, or even pre-drilled holes for the screws, so this isn't the product for you if you need any of these three things.

i bought these for a neon led rope. i never used them. they have no screws

If you're trying to mount a flexible neon LED rope light, these will work, but they're about a millimeter too wide. You can fix it by adding a bit of hot glue to each side. An easy fix, but a hassle if you need precision or have a large job to do.

They do what they’re supposed to do.

These were amazing for my neon flex project. My only grip is not really knowing what size screws to get (#4 .25 inch). I used these on .22 inch thick plexiglass. I will buy these again.

I can not turn on without a xformer. They made it clear on page I would need one. But the 2 Xtra items it said I would need to make it work were plastic clips. No need to mount it if it doesn't work. So I need to find the transformer myself. They listed the values volt, Amp etc. Needs a button to click the correct one!