So I've got an idea for my Skeeball machine and I need help! I found this 50' string of "neon" LEDs on Amazon ->
https://www.amazon.com/LETIANPAI-Neon-Flexible-Multiple-Waterproof/dp/B0C16W512V/... typically when I've seen these they are of the addressable variety, but since I'm using an LEDwiz with LEDBlinky to control them I just wanted basic RGB LED strips so these are POTENTIALLY perfect... except they are no-name no-documentation no-support knockoffs and I have no idea what I'm doing. Below are pics of the 50' strip, it has very obvious brightness dropoff the further it gets from the power source but that shouldn't be an issue if I'm able to cut them into relatively short lengths.
So below is my idea, basically having the rims of each hole have short LED strips inside them (slightly recessed to avoid direct impact).
I'm stoked with how these look and hopeful that I can pull this off, but my question is
how do I know if this strip is able to be cut to size? If it can be cut to size, how in the heck can I figure out where those cuts can be made? Typically on an LED strip I've seen marks every X number of LEDs which indicates a safe cut area, but these have no marks anywhere and pretty much zero documentation (other than just recommending an app to use it as a 50' strip in its entirety).