That's understandable, I don't want to tell you not to do it because it is your truck but when I get my lightbar Im going with a light bar mount. No drilling and no messing with things...

 

I should of gone that route. I really like the style of this mount. I think with a little regular maintenance and making sure the silicone is holding up, it'll be fine.

 

It's not to late, until you drill those holes, then there is 100% no backing out. Im sure you could sell it pretty quick if you wanted too, buy a 30" or 40" and a light mount bar, golden Like I said though, your truck, your build but I'm sure I'm not alone with the no drilling route

Like you said maintenance is key, especially if you plan on selling the truck later down the road

 

Call "Flexshield" in Denton TX. they quoted me 150 for install. you also need a light bar for the RSP or sell it to me lol

 

That's a little out of my driving range. That is really cheap tho.

As for the bumper I already have the 38"going in there. That install I'm not near as worried about. Like I said earlier, I'm just not a fan of wiring. I think I made out like a bandit on it too but I may be wrong. Paid $200 for it off eBay. I get it and it says Anzo on it. I look it up and these retail over $700! I think someone goofed up big time!

Case in point...it looks just like this
AnzoUSA 881029 38" 3W LED Off-Road Light https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BG9234K..._luJRub0VZXCK0

 

lol. Yeah yeah I know. I was a life long GM guy until I bought my ford. Somedays I miss that truck. Others I dont.....

 

I would use a thin piece of rubber, like off a bailer belt.

 

Spending the extra money for a non drill option sounds like your solution.

 

At All Out Offroad in Pearland now and they are finishing up the install.

I was thinking earlier about more ways to make sure it doesn't leak. What about taping off the area around the bolts and bracket and spraying it with a bedliner material?

 

It would work but I dont think it would look good. Getting under the bracket and sealing between the bracket, roof and the holes is what needs to be done.