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Old 12-03-06, 04:41 AM
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Satin or Flat Caliper Paint?

Does anyone know of a Satin or Flat Red paint out there that would be suitable (high temp) for painting calipers? I don't really want the standard high gloss..

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Old 12-03-06, 12:01 PM
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I'm sure someone makes it but....flat paint is very hard to clean so as soon as you get brake dust on them you will never get them clean again.
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That is probably the exact reason He's getting it in black as you probably wouldn't be able to tell much of a difference.
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^ read again he states "RED"
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Originally Posted by sereneseven
^ read again he states "RED"
im guessing the word red and black look real similar
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I actually never looked I saw Satin and flat and assumed black. I don't see any reason to get virtually any other non-neutral color in a flat-type base.
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I would prefer a "Satin" Red. I agree that a dead flat would be hard to clean.

And for the record you can get a number of brands of caliper paint in flat/satin black.
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Testor's Model Paint my friend -

http://www.clubrx.org/default.asp?id...ntent=37&mnu=5

I'd be surprised if you couldn't get a matte red - they have damn near every color. Mine have been painted with Testors for well over a year now - gave them a wipe down when I put new pads on, paint job still looks great. DIRT cheap, too.

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