Painting calipers?
Lol, used it on my Mustang and it worked good but wont use it on my truck. If you use it prep is very important. I used a wire brush on a drill to get all the brake dust off (wear a mask) then paint.
I like painted calipers. I don't think it looks like rice or anything. every caliper on every car or truck has that brown old ugly surface rust, so why not paint them to look nicer then seeing surface rust?
even if you just paint them black, its far better then seeing rust, I wouldn't paint them no bright yellow or bright green or anything, just make them look nice
even if you just paint them black, its far better then seeing rust, I wouldn't paint them no bright yellow or bright green or anything, just make them look nice
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Originally Posted by mountaineer02v8
... so why not paint them ...
I guess the follow up post will be on how to install one of those angry bee muffler tips. Do they make any "Type R" badges for our trucks? Has anyone put a Neuspeed window sticker in their front windshield? Is there any way to attach a rear spoiler to our tailgate? Oooh, and where do I get some neon tube lighting for the underside of my truck?!
I agree with davidlem. Professional powder coating will look more OEM and much better looking than using Autozone caliper paint in a spray can. That stuff belongs on ten year old civics with RPG's for an exhaust.
Originally Posted by 67L48
Do they make any "Type R" badges for our trucks?... Is there any way to attach a rear spoiler to our tailgate? Oooh, and where do I get some neon tube lighting for the underside of my truck?!


I would probably paint them though. Not an outragous colour, just something cleaner than rust.
Last edited by Tical84; Feb 14, 2006 at 11:51 AM.
I did mine last spring...and will be doing them again in a few weeks...this year im gonna try and find a better blue which actually matches my Fabtech coil overs...i was very happy with my results...i didnt use G2....i got high heat engine enamel, wiped down the calipers and lightly sanded them...and them sprayed them with 4 coats each...they looked great for the summer, but as i said after the winter they need to be thoroughly cleaned and redone, and i would like to do a darker blue color






Last edited by gmanjerseyfx4; Feb 14, 2006 at 02:42 PM.


