It is totally my thing, but I've never done it. I am particular though and I have concerns.
It's cute when people do antlers and a Rudolph nose or a bunch of holiday magnets, but I'm a lights person. I really love the Jeeps that do a wreath in the spare tire, but I don't have a Jeep. If I'm going to do this, it's going to involve lights. Here's the dilemma and why I haven't done it YET.
1. The easiest lights for a vehicle are battery operated. My roof rack would be the easiest thing to wrap in lights. I see a lot of really neat things around where people have lit up the entire vehicle, but I'd be too afraid of damaging the paint.
- Unfortunately, as I've found with most battery operated lights, they lose their juice pretty quickly. I do not want to spend the entire month of December replacing batteries.
2. The next option is USB operated.
- This is a pain because the only easy way I know to do this is use an internal USB port. Which means having the cord go out the window.
> My issues with this are that a. a tightly closed window may damage the cord. b. A chunkier cord can damage the window seal. c. A big lighting pet peeve of mine is lights not being exactly in place. In other words, the lights start before the area on which you're trying to display them. I've been known to add extra extension cords on my outside display just to keep it looking clean.