Wire Hider Kit-3FT Clean wiring routed your way, no drilling
Running wiring for roof or windscreen-pillar lights usually means tucking cables into tight gaps, leaving them exposed on the glass, or drilling into your vehicle. The Baja Designs Wire Hider Kit routes your wiring along the windscreen or roof with no drilling and nothing left exposed.
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Item code: 610015
Australian Owned and Operated.Australian Owned Certified · AO 08314No drills, no exposed cables.
Running wiring for roof-mounted or windscreen-pillar lights has always meant a trade-off: tuck cables into tight gaps, leave them exposed on the glass, or drill into your vehicle. Baja Designs developed and tested the Wire Hider Kit to get rid of all three.
The 3 ft kit comes with everything you need for a clean, adhesive-mounted install. The 3M tape sheets hold the hider strip firmly in place, and the rubber promoter pen preps the surface for a bond that lasts. The finish looks tidy and factory from the outside.
What's in the 3 ft kit.
WIRE HIDER STRIP
A single 3 ft strip channels your wiring and keeps it flat against the windscreen or roof surface, out of sight and out of the way.
3M ADHESIVE TAPE
Two 3M adhesive tape sheets bond the hider strip to your vehicle's surface, no fasteners needed.
RUBBER PROMOTER PEN
The included promoter pen primes rubber and glass surfaces before taping, so the strip stays put long-term.
Installation overview.
PLAN YOUR RUN
Map out the wiring path along your windscreen or roof where the hider strip will sit, keeping the run as straight as you can.
PRIME THE SURFACE
Use the rubber promoter pen to treat the mounting surface. Let it dry briefly before you apply the tape.
APPLY THE TAPE
Stick the 3M adhesive tape sheets to the back of the hider strip at regular intervals along its length.
MOUNT AND ROUTE
Press the strip firmly onto the primed surface, then feed your wiring through the hider channel for a finished, concealed look.
