FAQ’s
FAQ’s Snap Lights
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Snap Lights is an integrated system for installing holiday and party lights, and many other items using snap technology. It consists of four high-quality plastic injected mold parts and a unique stainless steel screw. After your initial installation, the Snap Lights system will enable you to hang and remove your lights in a snap. Get that professional look with Snap Lights in just minutes.
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The Snap Lights system will enable you to hang and remove your lights in a snap. Parts are made of high-quality plastic injected mold parts.
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Yes, using the different Snap Light parts, you can hang one string of lights on gutters, fascia, window frames and door frames all using the same strand of lights, provided that your string of lights is long enough.
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As long as the light housing for C7/C9 lights uses the standard base, and wires are not thicker than the T8 wire, you can use all Snap Lights parts.
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“Yes, either click on the QR code or use a QR reader to watch the instructional videos.”
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You can send an email to: snaplights.info@gmail.com
FAQ’s Carriage Snaps
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As long as the light housing for C7/C9 lights uses the standard base, and wires are not thicker than the T8 wire, you can use all Snap Light parts.
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“Yes, either click on the QR code or use a QR reader to watch the instructional videos.”
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No. You can place the wire in the lower or upper slots to make your lights point straight out, upward, or downward.
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We would suggest that you install the screw on the back or the bottom of the fascia board. Use the top part of the Carriage Snap to allow lights to point downward.
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“No, Screw Snaps are only silver color. However, you can spray paint the Screw Snaps to color match them with your fascia prior to installing the screws.
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That is part of the Snap Lights snap technology. The hole will snap into a Gutter Snap, Sticky Snap, or Screw Snap
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No. You should leave them on so they are ready to install for the next time you hang your lights.
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If you plan to snap your Carriage Snaps on the Screw Snap, you will need either a screwdriver or hand drill to install the Screw Snap (consider creating a pilot hole before screwing in the Screw Snap). If you plan to snap your Carriage Snaps on the Gutter Snap or Sticky Snap, you will not need any tools. polish remover will help to lessen the adhesion.
FAQ’s Gutter Snaps
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You can use the Gutter Snap with Zip Snaps and Carriage Snaps.
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No, you can wedge Gutter Snaps between roof tiles. There are grips on the back of the Gutter Snap that will hold the Gutter Snap in place.
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If you would like to hang an additional string light, you can slide the wire in the slot of each Gutter Snap. This will allow you to hang C9/C7 lights and icicle lights using the same Gutter Snap.
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Gutter Snaps fit over the top of gutters or can be wedged between roof tiles. No tools are necessary to install.
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There are many varieties of gutters available on homes. Snap Lights will work on most gutters but we can’t guarantee that they will work on all gutters.
FAQ’s Sticky Snaps
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Sticky Snaps give you the flexibility to hang lights without having to use a screw, nail, hook, or hot glue. You can hang lights on railings and around doors and windows with ease. No holes to leave behind when removed.
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The Sticky Snap is compatible with the Zip Snap and Carriage Snap.
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Virtually all non-painted smooth surfaces are best for the Sticky Snap. For example, vinyl frames around windows and doors, powder-coated railings, glass, fiberglass, etc.
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Remove the red cover and do not touch any part of the sticky. Oil from your fingers will compromise the adhesion.
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For best adhesion, it is recommended that you clean the area first and then let it dry before installing the Sticky Snap.
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Using rubbing alcohol or fingernail polish remover will help to lessen the adhesion.
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You can use the Zip Snap to hold string lights, icicle lights, rope lights, garland, signs, banners, and various decorations.
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The Zip Snap is compatible with the Gutter Snap, Sticky Snap, and Screw Snap.
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Yes. If you would like to remove the Zip Snap, you can back the tail out and use it again.
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No. You should leave them on so they are ready to install for the next time you hang your lights.
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If you plan to snap your Zip Snap on the Screw Snap, you will need either a screwdriver or hand drill to install the Screw Snap (consider creating a pilot hole before screwing in the Screw Snap). If you plan to snap your Zip Snap on the Gutter Snap or Sticky Snap, you will not need any tools.
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Should the tail of the Zip Snap break off, you can slide a zip tie in the slot and reuse the snap. You can also slide a zip tie in the slot to hold an additional string of lights.