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If you Dallas/Plano guys want to get together, I'm game. Why don't you purchase your vinyl lettering/logos. Once everyone has them (and the paint), heck I'll host a "caliper painting" party at my place in McKinney.
If you Dallas/Plano guys want to get together, I'm game. Why don't you purchase your vinyl lettering/logos. Once everyone has them (and the paint), heck I'll host a "caliper painting" party at my place in McKinney.
Sound Gud lets make a new thread and I wanna paint mine like the GSF ones.
Nice that a hi temp caliper paint is available now. I ended up removing and having the calipers on a 911 I used to have powdercoated after my painting bubbled up from the heat. I had used an engine paint but not exhaust paint and it lasted only about two weeks before starting to make a mess.
Anyone doing this is well advised to remove their caliper and mask it well. The fronts can be swung around without breaking the line loose; rears too IF they use a flexible line to the caliper.
08-09-16, 11:44 AM
