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	■Cutting Method
	Q1 How should we treat the end faces of LED Flexible Light after they haveabeen cut? A1 Apply a tube-type silicone sealant (sold at home stores, etc.) to waterproof the cutasurface. (Example: KE45 by Shin-Etsu Chemical Co., Ltd.) Note) Never leave the circuitaexposed after cutting LED Flexible Light.     Q2 I understand that the cutting of LED Flexible Light must be performedaon a 3- or 4-bulb basis (cut after a multiple of 3 or 4 bulbs). Whatawould happen if I cut it on a 5- or 7-bulb basis ? A2 LED Flexible Light must be cut on a 3- or 4-bulb basis due to its circuit characteristics. (A series circuit consists of 3 or 4 bulbs.) Cutting must take place after a resistance. If LED Flexible Light is cut on a 5- or 7-bulb basis, the remaining LEDs after the resistance will not light up.     Q3 Is any excess portion of LED Flexible Light, after cutting, usable ? A3 Only portions that still have a lead wire (wiring) can be used. It is practically mpossible to solder wiring to portions that have no wires.     Q4 Is it possible to strip off the rubber portion (silicone cover) of LED Flexible Light (D-Type) ? A4 No. It is practically impossible. Please use LED Flexible Light (T-Type).
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