caliper stickers are out, laser engraved is IN :D
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I used a laser engraver at work (in the Air Force). Its not hard to do at all, but if any of you have any experience with laser engraved metal you will know that once engraved the metal is 100x more prone to rust.
That being said it looks cool until you are using a wire brush on it every other day to keep it from being brown
That being said it looks cool until you are using a wire brush on it every other day to keep it from being brown
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I used a laser engraver at work (in the Air Force). Its not hard to do at all, but if any of you have any experience with laser engraved metal you will know that once engraved the metal is 100x more prone to rust.
That being said it looks cool until you are using a wire brush on it every other day to keep it from being brown
That being said it looks cool until you are using a wire brush on it every other day to keep it from being brown
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$800 NTD is roughly $24 USD, that's how much he charges in Taiwan; original post = HERE.
btw, he actually just lowered the charge from $800 NTD (about $24 USD) to $500 NTD (about $16 USD), and that's for BOTH calipers; for those that complaint about rust, you can clear-coat it yourself afterwards if you worry so much, but if you can ask your Mandarin speaking friend to translate the conversation in the video clip on the first page you would understand it won't rust the caliper, it's explained there.
Last edited by IS300eR; 05-18-10 at 01:41 PM.