Paint Match Trim Complete and Power Running Boards Installed

[baggedlvintegra]

So I took some quick pics after I finished up all the paint match trim (Plastidipped) and got the power running boards mounted up (not yet wired). I've got the Plastidip Pearlizer almost down to a science, everything turned out good but I got a little run in the clear on the liftgate applique because it was too cold and the spray pressure was too low, will probably wetsand and/or redo. I plan to do the running boards pearl white as well, but will probably be when I have some time and its warmer.

 

[Regency]

New boards look great nice job

 

[R_Zachs]

Looking good

W. Zacherle on the text machine using Tapatalk

 

[Modded]

Looking real good Josh.
It just keeps getting better.

 

[Blazed]

Those wheels are sick.
This is best looking escalade I've seen.

 

[GalaxyBlackEsky]

I know old thread. But you have any issues with Power running boards rubbing the 26's? Trying to decide if I want the power running boards or not when for my Escalade.

 

[soulsea]

Brent, I'm not sure if the 26s will rub, but a CF member just put on 305/35R24s and he does have a slight rub on the boards and liner: http://www.cadillacforums.com/forum.../286535-new-24-wheels-my-esv.html#post3279055

Maybe if you input those values into a tire size calculator it'll help figure out which tire might clear with 26s. Apparently 295/35s will clear as they are close to the oe 285/45 in general size.

 

[osor]

Mine doesn't have the power running board

 

[la silver bullet]

Very nice esky

 

[baggedlvintegra]

havent been on here in awhile but ran across this....no lowered 2/3-4 with 26x10 and 305/30/26 I do not rub the running boards. It does / did rub the liners and you have to mold / shape them but the running boards are fine. They are adjustable front to back and you can get them centered so they wont rub