Painting brake calipers...
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Painting brake calipers...
So, since I'm cleaning up my new GSL rear-end, I was thinking about painting the calipers too, just so everything is nice and clean. I saw the "brake caliper painting kits" at my local auto parts store, and I'm wondering: Is there a difference between regular ol' paint and this caliper paint, other than a $10 difference in price? I'm not looking to paint them red or yellow or any ricer **** like that, although red would match my RB springs... I just want to get them cleaned up.
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I use the engine paint for engine blocks and then bake the part at 150 degrees for about 2 hours or just put on my wood stove for the night and the paint is hard as a rock. Primer is a must. Brake fluid is a great paint remover so anythng but powdercoating is going to come off as some point in time.
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