My Brembo's started to peel, so....
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Full process:
-Sanded and cleaned front Calipers
-1 light coat of G2 Paint and let dry
-2nd thick coat of G2 Paint and let dry
-Put on vinyl brembo decals (from ebay)
-2 coats of clear high temp engine paint (with proper drying time in between)
-Sanded and cleaned front Calipers
-1 light coat of G2 Paint and let dry
-2nd thick coat of G2 Paint and let dry
-Put on vinyl brembo decals (from ebay)
-2 coats of clear high temp engine paint (with proper drying time in between)
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Well done 4play!
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Looks great, but I'm skeptical of the longevity of those vinyl decals.
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Nicely done sir
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im hoping the high temp clear coat will help protect them...
thanks for all the nice comments everyone. i have wheels that im waiting to slap on, but i was hit with some rough financial situations, that prevented me from buying tires at the moment... will definitely post full car pics once everything is finished.
thanks for all the nice comments everyone. i have wheels that im waiting to slap on, but i was hit with some rough financial situations, that prevented me from buying tires at the moment... will definitely post full car pics once everything is finished.
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I don't think anyone really wants to go through the trouble of flushing their brake fluids to completely remove the calipers, unless you meant unbolting it and then somehow box it up/section it off so over-spray (if using spray-on caliper paint) doesn't get anywhere else. If it's the OP's brush on kit, then it probably would make a bit more sense to unbolt the caliper to give you easier access.
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Also, really clean looking on the paint. This is actually giving me ideas for whenever I get a BBK for my Accord and going with a black and red theme with black as the priority.
#35
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looks clean man good job. if it wasnt that hard and it starts to peel again which im sure isnt going to be anytime soon why not keep doing it. if it looks that good all the time im game
#36
Three Wheelin'
I meant that no matter if its brush or spray the caliper needs to be sand blasted or at the very least sanded so the new paint wont peal. The new paint is only as good as what it is put over, same for painting anything!
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agreed... im hoping that this will last a long time. i spent as much time as possible sanding and cleaning the caliper before painting.
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Sick !!!
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It doesn't hurt to wax them either. Every time I wax the car I take off the wheels and put a coat of wax on the calipers while I'm at it
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Wax with that heat? :/
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