Caliper paints
04-22-06, 11:16 AM
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Caliper paints
What brands of paint are good, and have a metallic bluish color? like this pic
From searching, it seems most recommended is G2, but They don't have this color
Also, is this easy enough to do for a noob that has never even jacked a car up, or should I just take this somewhere and have someone else do it for me.
From searching, it seems most recommended is G2, but They don't have this color
Also, is this easy enough to do for a noob that has never even jacked a car up, or should I just take this somewhere and have someone else do it for me.
04-22-06, 12:26 PM
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The blue color on that caliper looks like hardened anodized coating for aluminum. As for painting the stock calipers, I suggest taking the caliper apart and getting it powder coated by a professional. Powder coat is robust and will resist heat, oil, and rock chips. Don't bother using automotive paint or spray paint.
04-22-06, 12:36 PM
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Originally Posted by argabaga
What brands of paint are good, and have a metallic bluish color? like this pic
From searching, it seems most recommended is G2, but They don't have this color
Also, is this easy enough to do for a noob that has never even jacked a car up, or should I just take this somewhere and have someone else do it for me.
From searching, it seems most recommended is G2, but They don't have this color
Also, is this easy enough to do for a noob that has never even jacked a car up, or should I just take this somewhere and have someone else do it for me.
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