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Default Re: I Did it!!! i painted my brake calipers... see pictures - 09-09-2003 , 06:26 PM






If you don't mind black, there are paints for BBQ pits that go from
800-100-1300 I believe, of course more expensive as you go up.

Can you still get the high visibilty white they used to sell for headers?


Carl
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null wrote:
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Yes the everything except the braking surface itself. Here in Upstate NY
the vents of the rotors can
get really rusty so I painted them to curtail it a bit. Makes it look
nicer (black paint). I used 500 degree engine
paint. I've heard of people using hobby paint and such but after awhile
the heat tends to discolor it a bit.
So I met the idea half way with engine paint, a bit more expensive then
regular paint but not as expensive
as 'caliper' paint. Though I would like to know if 'powder coating'
would work. Eastwood sells a kit, but you
bake the powder in your oven and I'm not sure what happens to powder if
gets reheated from braking.

On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 10:03:06 -0400, Michael Smith <yeahright (AT) nonya (DOT) com
wrote:

Painting the rotors? that doesn't sound possible. i am not sure what
you mean. the edges or something?

Mike

On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 00:01:54 GMT, null <null (AT) nul (DOT) net> wrote:

Looks nice. I did mine (H6 sedan) a while back although I didn't take
the calipers apart I chose a more
sedated black since you can't see them. If you had more open wheel I
would've suggest painting the rotor also.
Nice job.

On Mon, 08 Sep 2003 01:17:41 -0400, Michael Smith
yeahright (AT) nonya (DOT) com> wrote:

Take a look.. i threw together a small webpage to show you guys... let
me know what you think..

http://members.aol.com/crash613/temp/

Mike







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