my red brake caliber paint fainted anyone has suggestion ? which brand is good ??


sean

 

Have them powder coated. Don't paint. But if you must, pep boys have them. There all the same, high heat.

 

thanks. but i want to save the hassel of removing the caliber and take out all the seal etc etc...... that is why i was thnking using the mickey mouse way of painting it. i got a friend used the paint whcih came out pretty decent.

sean

 

Painting with the brush method is a good way to go, Less messy, minimal masking and no need to remove the caliper from the wheel carrier. You just have to clean ALL brake dust from the caliper, clean enough to eat off it so that you dont have brake dust fusing into the paint which will look like crap. Also dont paint anything in tempuratures below 70 degrees outside. Any colder and it will come out awful.

 

We sell it. and I have used it with good success.

http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/g2/caliper_paint.jsp

Give me a call.

 

thanks for the pics. also can you get good price from tirerack since you work there ?

 

the caliber of rust oleum is pretty good against oxidation.

 

If you are not going to powercoat, use G2.

 

I second G2, buy a better brush to apply though, great product..

 

where can i get G2 ??

sean

 

Google search is your best friend! Or Tire Rack has it also...

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search