Hello I am looking for a good way to mount the LED strip on the edge of the ceiling. The tape must be mounted directly to the ceiling. You can recommend some glue or silicone. It will be mounted on paint and wallpaper.

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Only it is to be mounted directly to the wall / ceiling. Without trays, angles etc.

Emulsion painted ceiling? You can use hot glue, if it is a good, clean, non-greasy substrate. The one that comes with a gun (if you didn't know it). I think it will last, or you can always stick the sticking out piece without disassembling the whole thing.

I don't know because I haven't climbed there yet, but I suspect so. I decided to try to stick the tape with mounting glue, and I will let you know what the effect will be.

The mounting glue should also do the trick and you'll achieve the effect. There are still double-sided tapes too

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I am looking for a good way to mount the LED strip on the edge of the ceiling. The tape must be mounted directly to the ceiling. You can recommend some glue or silicone. It will be mounted on paint and wallpaper.
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Drive to any electrical warehouse and choose the profile that suits you. That's all.
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Only it is to be mounted directly to the wall / ceiling. Without trays, angles etc.
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Emulsion painted ceiling? You can use hot glue, if it is a good, clean, non-greasy substrate. The one that comes with a gun (if you didn't know it). I think it will last, or you can always stick the sticking out piece without disassembling the whole thing.
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I don't know because I haven't climbed there yet, but I suspect so.
I decided to try to stick the tape with mounting glue, and I will let you know what the effect will be.
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The mounting glue should also do the trick and you'll achieve the effect. There are still double-sided tapes too
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