Ok...gathered enough info to paint claipers...but

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06-13-09, 02:03 PM

DCNASER

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Ok...gathered enough info to paint claipers...but

I am also changing my brakes and rotors. Should I clean the calipers, change brakes and rotors, then paint? Or is there any other order to go with?

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06-13-09, 02:05 PM

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Always clean anything before u paint. Otherwise the paint will stick to dirt and you don't want that. Try to paint in an enclosed space like a garage.

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06-13-09, 03:01 PM

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so install first then clean then brush.

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06-13-09, 04:03 PM

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i would clean, brush, dry, install.

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06-13-09, 06:39 PM

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Originally Posted by DCNASER

so install first then clean then brush.

yes, that's one option

no matter what, clean and then paint, always in that order and nothing in between

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