caliper color
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I recommend the g2 kit over paint all day. Its a tad more expensive but i have done 1 car done for 4+ years & they still look as good as they did on day one. I did my G in silver & they have been holding up great since day one as well. Maybe close to a year or so on the silver kit with no complaints.
Easy to apply & does not flake, peel or dis-color.
Easy to apply & does not flake, peel or dis-color.
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I recommend the g2 kit over paint all day. Its a tad more expensive but i have done 1 car done for 4+ years & they still look as good as they did on day one. I did my G in silver & they have been holding up great since day one as well. Maybe close to a year or so on the silver kit with no complaints.
Easy to apply & does not flake, peel or dis-color.
Easy to apply & does not flake, peel or dis-color.
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This is why you don't paint stock calipers anything other than silver:
Stock pained caliper (notice its two pieces. The bracket and caliper):
And a real BBK (all one big piece. Very clean):
A lot of people think its the paint that makes stock calipers look like crap painted, but the problem is really in the fact that they aren't made to be decorative. The BBK is. So, unless you want people to point and laugh as you drive by (you know..like the guy who wears a fedora), just leave em alone.
Stock pained caliper (notice its two pieces. The bracket and caliper):
And a real BBK (all one big piece. Very clean):
A lot of people think its the paint that makes stock calipers look like crap painted, but the problem is really in the fact that they aren't made to be decorative. The BBK is. So, unless you want people to point and laugh as you drive by (you know..like the guy who wears a fedora), just leave em alone.
Last edited by ScraggleRock; 01-12-2015 at 12:03 AM.
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I painted mine black and my center silver. You may as well do the center so that it doesn't get rusty over time. There is a brush on caliper kit by duplicolor. It works great. Any other color besides black or grey looks cheeezy. Stay away from the fake plastic covers! A member on here FrankieG35 put some on his Sentra and they melted over time.
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This is why you don't paint stock calipers anything other than silver: Stock pained caliper (notice its two pieces. The bracket and caliper): And a real BBK (all one big piece. Very clean): A lot of people think its the paint that makes stock calipers look like crap painted, but the problem is really in the fact that they aren't made to be decorative. The BBK is. So, unless you want people to point and laugh as you drive by (you know..like the guy who wears a fedora), just leave em alone.
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I painted mine black and my center silver. You may as well do the center so that it doesn't get rusty over time. There is a brush on caliper kit by duplicolor. It works great. Any other color besides black or grey looks cheeezy. Stay away from the fake plastic covers! A member on here FrankieG35 put some on his Sentra and they melted over time.
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I highly doubt anyone will laugh and point at you as you drive by based on the color you choose. It's your car. Do what makes you happy. Everybody was quick to attack you and order you not to paint them a certain way. Very few people answered your question. But I'm sure there are plenty of threads about how to do it properly.