Now that my facelift bumper mod is nearly complete, I've been searching high and low for experimental ways to light the facelift front T and some other spaces in the car. I've tried LEDs but I'm not happy with the results. Today I came across Corning's new Fibrance fibers, which are lit with lasers and have at least 4 times the brightness of EL fiber with no degradation over time. Better yet, they're much thinner, flexible, and bendable that EL wire or standard fiber optics. And there's even an RGB remote control laser device that enables changes in color and special effects.
So I want ahead and ordered the laser and 10m of Fibrance wire for some experimentation. I've already figured out how to wrap it around the front T but I'm going to experiment with other options -- lining the frunk, the trunk, and maybe under the dash. It should be bright enough to light those spaces at night and it will eliminate the pixelation of LEDs.
Let the experiment begin
So I want ahead and ordered the laser and 10m of Fibrance wire for some experimentation. I've already figured out how to wrap it around the front T but I'm going to experiment with other options -- lining the frunk, the trunk, and maybe under the dash. It should be bright enough to light those spaces at night and it will eliminate the pixelation of LEDs.
Let the experiment begin