I have found this site which offers a good selection of LED lighting i dont know if you have seen this site and aware of it as i am a new member and need to catch up. i do like the Mazda emblem with the built in LED'S on the home page.
http://www.tmart.com/Car-Lights-302grid/
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Bongo Bonkers
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Re: LED lighting
gotta lurve ledz 
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Bongo Bonkers wrote:Great,so many applications for them now days.
Yep i might even add just a couple more if mrs m80ngo will let me
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Im sure she will if you help out around the house and cook sunday dinner.
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Re: LED lighting
Hi,
What is great is the range of colours now available, but you have to be careful if you are using white ones for interior lighting. Many of the so called white ones have a bluish tinge to them and they give poor colour rendition. If you want to use them for this purpose, look out for "warm white", which give the same colour as tungsten lighting.
Unfortunately most of the items available on Fleabay do not tell you which shade of white they are.
Lots of LEDs on my shopping list to finish off the conversion I'm building.
Peter
What is great is the range of colours now available, but you have to be careful if you are using white ones for interior lighting. Many of the so called white ones have a bluish tinge to them and they give poor colour rendition. If you want to use them for this purpose, look out for "warm white", which give the same colour as tungsten lighting.
Unfortunately most of the items available on Fleabay do not tell you which shade of white they are.
Lots of LEDs on my shopping list to finish off the conversion I'm building.
Peter