pitmanr2003
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Red color calipers
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Did this with my front Brembos G2 Red and they look great. I would recommend getting a couple more cans of Brake Cleaner besides the one that comes in the kit and also better brushes - I used the 1" wide foam brushes, was easy peasey. Just clean them REALLY well and you will be good to go.I plan to brush paint mine red, with that two-part epoxy paint. I’ll do them on the car, without disconnecting the brake lines so I won’t have to bleed them when I’m done. I’ll probably pull them off the rotors so I can reach the back sides.
Was wandering opinions on painting calipers. Brushed on vs spray. Brush looks to be less taping up and less chance of overspray. What are yours opinions
VHT makes good caliper paint, but i'd recommend going with powdercoat. The brake fluid if leaked will eat through paint.Was wandering opinions on painting calipers. Brushed on vs spray. Brush looks to be less taping up and less chance of overspray. What are yours opinions
What g2 paint color is that? That's the one I'm looking for..turned out alright. G2
Fronts are glass smooth, rears are bumpy, because thats their texture. I should of wire brushed them down or something before.
I did, I cleaned, cleaned, cleaned some more day 1, so I know the prep was good. Day 2 I used primer, VHT paint and clear coat. It lasted about 2 years before the flaking was so bad it needed to be redone. I striped them down to basically bare medal, used G2 and did it over a long weekend, I think it was Thanksgiving 2 years ago. Today the G2 looks like it did when I applied and it's been over 2 years now.I know G2 is everyone’s go to. Anyone ever spray With base coat then clear. I was thinking of color matching to my need for green. G2 is like $130 for a color matched kit. I’ve painted motors with base coat/clear coat without issues. Have tried brake calipers yet.