Mix up your epoxy if you're using that. I decided to go with this stuff as it gives the best thermal transfer as compared to using a thermal paste + screwing them down.
Step 8 epoxy - XSiVE's 120 in-wall

Use just a little bit of epoxy on the bottom of your LEDs.. a thin blob about 1/4 the size of the mixing tool.. here I used too much.
Step 9 led down toomuch - XSiVE's 120 in-wall

This one is just about the right amount.
Step 9 led down justright - XSiVE's 120 in-wall

Blues all stuck down.
Step 10 bluesdown - XSiVE's 120 in-wall

Wire them together, positive of one to negative of the next.
Step 11 blueswired - XSiVE's 120 in-wall

Test firing the blues.
Step 12 bluetest - XSiVE's 120 in-wall

Here are the blues dimmed as far as possible using my current dimming circuit, as you can see, the driver is putting out 50 mA at this point and they will still make you see spots.
Step 13 bluedimmest - XSiVE's 120 in-wall

This is the dimming circuit I put together - courtesy Evilc66 in a thread on RC.
0 10VLM317 - XSiVE's 120 in-wall