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I'm just going to throw this out there but have you thought about Velcro? You would be able to skip the areas that have bolt holes so you could put your rack back on anytime you needed it. I'm thinking you would have enough surface area that the Velcro would hold it no problem, just make sure...

Bolting it down would not work so good. This place has the entire roof from a police Explorer for $300, you might be able to talk them into selling the trim pieces. http://www.nordstromsauto.com/

Mine was painted over also, I just cleaned it good and put it on over it. I don't think this is the way to go if you want to switch back and forth, it will eventually end up pulling all of the paint off the bottom of the channel. I think your best bet is to go with the Ford trim pieces...

They have been on for almost 5,000 miles now with no issues. The molding has the good 3M adhesive and as long as you wipe the channel out with Isopropyl alcohol or something similar you won't have any problems. I love the way it looks without the roof rack so for me it was $25 well spent.

I'm in Arizona (Gilbert) also, no problems with my '15 Sport, 1100 miles now. Excellent power and averaging 21.4 MPG.

I just picked up a '15 magnetic Explorer sport and the first thing I did was to remove the roof rack. If anyone is looking for some trim to fill in the channels I found some at Pep Boys that fits pretty good. This is how I did it: 1) Remove roof rack 2) Using 6MM x 15-20mm long...