Are the Polar 36 Inch Long Assist Handles Available in Black

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Do you have this In black. I cant find it. Dont want silver. Thanks!

asked by: Sally

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Helpful Expert Reply:

I may have a solution for you, but the # PLR636-SS is not available in black; it's only available in steel or a polished stainless steel. However, if you wanted to apply a durable Plasti-Dip type spray-on coating to the handle before installing it on your coach, it would stand up a bit better than a paint would, while giving you the look you're seeking.

If you're looking for something with a little less modification involved, the Assist Handle w/ Padded Grip for RV Entry Door - Black # 37248325 is black and would give you a really easy to install handle that's durable as well.

I've linked a review video of this handle for you to check out as well.

expert reply by: Erik B

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Answer 1

The longest grab handle we have available is the Long Assist Handle part #PLR636-SS which measures 40-3/4" from the outer mounting holes on center. It is made of a polished stainless steel.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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