Actually I wanted it just gloss black didn't ask about other finished I figure this thing is going to take a lot of stone hits and I can touch it up with black gloss spray paint if I need to.

What I would love to do is get the whole thing rubber coated with stuff that they put on tool handles!

 

That sounds like a great idea. Have you thought about maybe doing something like a Line-X or Rhino coating on it? Should hold up really well and minimize impact of stone hits, etc.

 

Guess I should have thought of that. DUH! I could have had them send it to me unpainted. There is only one place in town that does that here have to see how much they want to do it.

They charge $1000 for a full size truck bed so...

Sometimes it sucks living in a one horse town

 

I haven't had any dings in mine so far. Did you ask for the smooth finish? Mine has the wrinkle coating on it.

 

Holy Crap! I knew things were typically higher in Alaska, but geez!

Heck, you could pretty much pay shipping and have it sent down here somewhere, shot with Line-X, and shipped back cheaper than that. If you think that might be an option for you, drop me a PM. I've got a buddy that has a Rhino lining business that'd treat you right and I've got some contacts that have Line-X and I could get it done and ship it back to you.

 

Looks great!
Where did you get yours?
Where can I get one?
Does Choccolocco Fabrications have a web sit?
What is it?
I'd like to browse a catalog.
Thanks
HL

 

Look at my earlier post it has the contact info and the email address for the lightbars.

 

420CREW and HeavyAssault how did you route you light wires? How did you run the wires on your light bar? As in did you go straight back from the light to the bumper and tuck them under. Did you attach them to the back side of the light bar and run them to one end. Did you drill a hole in the light bar and feed the wires through it?

 

I have not mounted my lights yet as I have been working a lot of hours lately but I was planning on running them along the backside of the tube and then through the grill to the relays 2 to each up fitter switch. Keep us informed and post some pics of the install!

 

I ran the wires behind the grill towards the bar.

 

Not to hi-jack this thread but anyone using this light bar with a front reciever?

 

Respose to the hi-jack, I have the KC light bar and a front receiver. No issue, not even close.

Regarding wiring this type of light bar, I went straight back from the light through the grill so all the wiring is protected (plastic loom) and out of the elements.

 

you have the light bar & front receiver on the Super Duty or on an SUV?

I backed off on getting a Front Receiver because they said the light bar would have to go that i literally JUST finished bolting on the SD

 

Last time I checked the front end on my X is a Super Duty. My stock fog lights had to come off, but there is no issue with the light bar and the front receiver.

 

Nice looking bar. I had one made by N-fab that was a lot like that, but took it off when I replaced my bumper.