Wow....:love::eyebulge:Picked up my calipers from the paint shop today. I had them spray the red G2 epoxy paint. I added silver high-temp Brembo decals and sprayed clear VHT high-temp paint over the decals. Should be good to go.
Something I did that was a little time consuming, I painted the calipers with a red caliper paint, then I put the brembo stickers on. I then painted the calipers black and painted over the brembo stickers. Once dry I went back carefully with a razor and peeled the brembo stickers away and what was left is the red paint that I first put on. So now I have the brembo logo etched Permentley. Might of been a lot to do, but I liked the idea
Definitely, but you have to take off the calipers and rebuilt and bleed the brakes; not a DYI job for most. Not something that I'd personally do on my car either.
I agree. I have used G2 on my 01 and 03 Cobra calipers and love the end results. It is perfect for my needs, too.
Definitely takes more time. I tend to be a bit of a perfectionist though and I had new stainless brake lines to install....voila'....new Motul Race brake fluid with the new lines and freshly painted calipers. The disassembly & reassembly is pretty easy and straightforward. Plus, I'm teaching my 17 year old son along the way.
Excatly what I'm going to doA buddy of mine did these on a cadillac ctsv. I was going to powder coat until he showed me this. Just had to take the wheels off, mask off rotors and spray:
The only issue is he said the blue coating was a clear blue coat, being that the base color on the cadillacs brake was a light silver, the blue showed through pretty good while leaving the V logo still visable. I don't know if we will get the same results on our performance pack brembos. If someone wishes to try it, i attached a photo of the products.
