TXManka

Change of plans...I decided to go with powdercoat. A local shop can have them ready for me by the end of week and the price was right. I'll post pics once I get them.

ABENDX

Powder coat is fine and dandy for a soccer mom, mall crawler like me... but those DIY'ers might want to look at Rust Destroyer, available at home depot. It's a primer that I've been using for some time. Expensive, but the only thing I've found to hold up in a marine environment. It's not quite as perfect as they claim, but it's far and above what the other guys sell... or at least as far as I could find.

DunnyBunny

Replying just to have that tutorial

Spencer4336

I had mine color matched w/ powder coat

notnalc68

Here is the direct link.

JcrOffroad, Inc.: Painting Tutorial

Stinkfoot

Can anyone foresee any problems if i get mine line-xd? Looking at getting it done since i already got a good price on getting my rims done

fredrok

As already mentioned, powder coat can be a waste on the "lower" stuff for those that wheel. Since we have magchlo here in winters, I like to keep all of my trail carnage touched up. Rust-Oleum Automotive 15-oz. Truck Bed Coating Black Spray Paint-248914 at The Home Depot matches LOD and Rock Hard 4x4 powder coated bumpers/sliders very well and I've pretty much adopted it for the other "black" areas.

maxspongebob

I would recommend Powder Coat as others have. Also, since they are already bare metal, take a bit of time and work on the edges with a grinder or file. Usually these ship from the vendor with sharp edges and little surface prep. If you want it to really look good, clean it up, then have the powder coater sand blast it before painting. The powder coat, and paint for that matter, will stick a lot better when the edges are not sharp and the surface is prepped. This should cost no more than $50 for prep and paint/powder coat.

Mine are the Poison Spider mounts also, however I am using a VisionX bar.

Matthewd5

The link seems to no longer exist, they have a page saying why they don't offer finishing, and they seem to be down on powder coating.

i've had no problems with my ace bumpers or the rock sliders.

now I'm needing to paint or powder aluminum fenders

matthew

deaner23

For those who powdercoated their brackets, how much did yall pay? Just trying to get idea of how much I should spend when I shop around for places to do it and don't wanna get ripped off haha