Rock sliders-galv or powdercoat?

Hi folks, just about to place an order for some rock sliders for my 90 (from paddocks) but need to decide if i should go for the galv or the black powdercoat-over zinc. Either way i want them black but will painting the galv ones last better/be easier to touch up than the powdercoated ones?

Thanks

Ask Iannotts first

Hi i have a set from Ian, good gear be better than paddocks imho
David

Is there a web address that i can use or is he a member of the forum? Any pics of the work? many thanks

I got mine from Ian.
Aint fitted em yet though!

Looks like good work from the pics, thanks, will get in touch

My 110 with Ians sliders on it
David

Ians sliders do look good. But if the powder coating chips off, will they start to rust underneath. Or are they zinc/galvanised.

A better pic of Ians sliders

Ian does some cracking tree-sliders...worth a look unless you are set on just rock sliders.

LeadFarmer said:

Ians sliders do look good. But if the powder coating chips off, will they start to rust underneath. Or are they zinc/galvanised.

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I can zinc coat on request for a little extra,

PM me if intrested.

galv & paint em-then when ya scratch them you can just spray over them

foss said:

galv & paint em-then when ya scratch them you can just spray over them

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there is an issue with getting thinks galved around here,

there is only 1 galvenisers in the whole of nottingham

iannotts said:

there is an issue with getting thinks galved around here,

there is only 1 galvenisers in the whole of nottingham

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your next business venture Ian!

cant you courier them somewhere & have them done...

I could courier then but than would put the price up alot to cover the costs, but if people want thenm gavled I can certainly make a phone call to ask them,

don't understand the whole concept of galving rock/tree sliders.

if the 6mm steel eventually rots through after 20 years cos you can't be bothered to paint over any scuffs, then you only need to save up £5/year ready for some new ones.

Nor me the truck will be rotted out before the sliders
David