Painted my calipers !
09-11-06, 04:25 AM
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Thanks a lot guys.
It took a couple of hours. But I guess it all depends on how many coats you intend on spraying on. I went with about 4-5 of black and 3-4 of clear coat.
Oh and of course, it may also depend on how meticulously you mask off the rotor, fender, and fender lining.
I actually drove it within an hour of finishing with the last one (wasn't at home. had to "rent" space from a friend. ), and it was fine.
I believe those were the dimensions, or close to it at least. I don't remember exactly. Ask VegasIS300.
Yeah these were the stock calipers. The rears were much smaller so I just painted them w/o decals.
Well, I got it at Kragen's Auto Parts, but I'm assuming the paint can be found at any auto place. Just look for high temperature paint. Good luck! There was also a caliper paint kit available, but I didn't think it was worth it.
Hey thanks man. Great decals and they came super quick!
It took a couple of hours. But I guess it all depends on how many coats you intend on spraying on. I went with about 4-5 of black and 3-4 of clear coat.
Oh and of course, it may also depend on how meticulously you mask off the rotor, fender, and fender lining.
I actually drove it within an hour of finishing with the last one (wasn't at home. had to "rent" space from a friend.
), and it was fine.I believe those were the dimensions, or close to it at least. I don't remember exactly. Ask VegasIS300.
Well, I got it at Kragen's Auto Parts, but I'm assuming the paint can be found at any auto place. Just look for high temperature paint. Good luck! There was also a caliper paint kit available, but I didn't think it was worth it.
Hey thanks man. Great decals and they came super quick!
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