dubzino

Wow I love the look of these calipers. What are the steps involved to do this? I want to paint mine. Do I have to remove the calipers to do this?

BinaryJay

Dull corroded grey.

ibidu1

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I sanded 320 grit, taped it and sprayed it. For my front I took out the pads to just clean the inside and put anti-squeal. So you do not need too take off the calipers.

I painted the rotor centers aswell

SoCal_450h

iTrader: (14)

Those are ISF calipers, I installed on my GS Hybrid....



With my old wheels



For sure...LOL.....Thx

passnu2

iTrader: (33)

skip the paint and get a set of already painted calipers like these

troymac

I'd love to skip the paint but don't have the 3 grand for brembos yet. $49.00 for g2 paint will have to do now.

ibidu1

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This is what I used

http://www.northernautoparts.com/Pro...ProductId=2596

You can go to an auto body paint supply store and they have a 2 part spray cans with real automotive paints in them. There like 20-25 bucks I would go that route vs G2 paint.

bigblack06

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Black with white details hands down looks better and shows less brake dust.

anhvn05

Looks good in silver.

IXI187IXI

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OEM = Black

was never a fan of drawing attention to stock brakes

rominl

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completely agreed

benztolex

Has anyone tired the Dupli-Color caliper paint kit? Just curious!

anthrax144

Mine are painted blue. I used the G2 paint kit. I don't have pictures but I'll try and take some in the next day or two.

pilotd

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silver looks siiiccc!!!

redbaron

iTrader: (2)

I would either go silver as it somewhat matches the rotor or black to keep the oem look.
Our other car has brembo's and while some would try to highlight them, I liked that they were subtle and kept them as they came.