Whoever ordered these - please post a pic of them installed. Seems all Deadpool powder coating is done in red. Looks great on the Pro, but to my eye the premium is calling for a dark blue. Would like to see what this looks like.

Much appreciated, and thanks for not going with red.

Thanks - just what I wanted to see. Looks great.

Now to just play the stupid waiting game for a DP premium to appear close enough to buy....

I may have froze myself up into indecision with too many paint samples. Thumbs up to Prismatic though. Every time I clicked "add swatch to cart" I expected a pop up saying "Sir, don't you think that's enough?"

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Had to check, but no. Think I stuck to high gloss blue metallics.

That Maiden in green looks really great. Nice choice.

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This looks crazy awesome in general, but on this side of the cab in particular.

Son of a…..

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When you see the light at the end of the tunnel, but it's just a (derailed) oncoming train.

Well, the train issue was resolved. Out of town yesterday, but getting around the installation today. Got a question for Robert or anyone else that may be able to answer.

Transferring over the coin door parts, and there's a slight difference between the door I got in Robert's handy exchange program and the door I took off / will be sending back.

There's what I assume is a ground wire next to the volume/service menu control that was attached to the original door with a nut over a little bare threaded bit that sticks out.
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The door I received doesn't have that threaded bit.
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No big deal to me, but of course I want to attach that ground wire. I assume I can just use some screw or bolt to connect it, but I'm wondering about the powder coat preventing a proper ground. Should I scrape off a bit of the powder coating near the hole to ensure a proper connection, or would the act of screwing in a bolt fr some sort force a good enough connection as it (I assume) scrapes off the powder coat on the inside of the hole as it turns in?

Thanks for the input - I assumed just connecting as is it would be sufficient but wanted a the vote of confidence.

Side note - swapping everything out takes WAY longer than my dumb amateur butt assumed. About half done and ready to call it a night. Will try to finish up after work over the next couple days and get some pics posted and parts back off in the mail.

Thanks for everything Robert - totally happy with the results so far.

Another satisfied customer checking in. Would have posted sooner, but didn't want to take pictures until I got the DBA plate back from Pinnovators. (Who graciously swapped the kit over to the powder coated plate free of charge. Great people.)

Anyway - a Deadpool premium. Didn't want to go red due to the cab art and found the pics of ones done in various blues to be a bit overpowering for my tastes. Damn near everything looks good in black, so here we are. Though Robert would have to confirm - I think the base might be a really really dark blue? I have no idea. Looks black in most lights, with the blue flake really coming out when you get closer, and it's really really nice and sparkly when in bright light. Couldn't be happier.

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