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Old 11-17-2018, 02:42 PM #1
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Powder coated rails and OEM crossbars?

My rails are being powder coated and I was wondering if I should put the OEM crossbars on while everything is disassembled. Are the OEM crossbars going to be so tight when I put them on that they will scratch the powder coating? Crossbars will hold a Kayak on a two mile trip(or just stick it in the back with the window rolled down) and the occasional use of my Thule roof rack.

If its a tight fit I will just go with different crossbars.

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Short answer is that you'll scratch them from use and the powder coating is there to lessen that.
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You can have the powder coaters leave the channel on the inside silver.



Just put the cross bars on before you click the plastic end caps back on, since they can just slide on from the back after mounting the rails on the truck.
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My side rails are powder coated and I don't have fitment issues or scratching.
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Powder coated rails and OEM crossbars?

Is the powder coating expensive? I recently vinyl wrapped my wife’s Acura grill black and it turned out great. I have extra black vinyl so I was thinking about giving it a go on the rails. Love the black look.


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They coated me 75 to 100 bucks....sounded fair to me.
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i had my rails done for $30 and dont have any fitment or scratches
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Thanks fellas! Looks amazing.


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$40 to do mine in powdercoat coupled with LFD crossbars. Works way better than OEM crossbars.


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Pics? I would think PC is significantly more durable than a vinyl wrap, and comparable in cost as well....why even choose vinyl?
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Pics? I would think PC is significantly more durable than a vinyl wrap, and comparable in cost as well....why even choose vinyl?
$50 and I had them back in under 4 hours. No rubbing, not tight, no scratching, way more durable than a vinyl wrap and look better too.

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I just picked mine up...a whopping $32.78 to get them done. I will get them installed and post some pics this weekend.
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So, leave the inside channel uncoated or go ahead and PC all of it? Anyone who has powdercoated entire rails had fitment issues with crossbars?
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If done right you shouldn't have any fit issues after powder coating. While cross bars do fit snug they aren't a precision fit item by any means. Powder coating has less thickness than other spray on finishes (did gunsmithing before my current job and remember cerakote was around a 1 mil thick and that was thin for paint).

Most places should only be 50 to 100 for the powder coating. I know a place near me quoted 50 or 60 last spring then everything shut down here in PA. So ended up just sanding and spraying them myself with a 2k paint. It's been holding up great, and has a nice satin finish. Total cost was about 25 dollars and about an hour from start to finish.
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