The guys at my bodyshop's powdercoater doesnt want to deal with powdercoating my calipers. Anyone know who has done brembos before and wont kill my calipers from the heat?

 

take them apart and take them to Ace Powder Coating in garland tx (google it) Im sure they will be able to help or perhaps give some info on who to go to.

 

We actually do powdercoating. I have to get Trixs 18 powdercoated gloss black tomorrow. Ill ask a price tomorrow. Just not sure bout taking them apart and what it intails

 

They actually only put in the oven anywhere from 350 to 450 degrees so what ever cant take that heat will need to be pulled apart

 

I would take them apart and buy a rebuild kit (new piston seals, etc.). It is a good time to do it. It is pretty easy to do, and anyone that works with brakes should be able to do it.

Front: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/OEM-N...item2c5382783a

Rear: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/OEM-N...item48399a9500

 

Let me know what you find out Steven, I may take it to Jake to have them pulled out etc while Im working on suspension crap.

 

Jack I use Specialty Performance Coatings in Arlington for all of my projects.

Alwyas check this link for valuable info: https://g35driver.com/forums/dfw-g35...ould-i-go.html

 

+1 - Im actually going to start mine next week. tearing down my 06 brakes and getting them PC'd soon. I will see about posting pics.. Should be super easy and the outcome will be significant. BTW they sell OEM kits at courtesy....I would get them there vs fleabay..

 

What color were you looking for Jack?

 

The actual shop is call Crosslink south. There is a north location at 35 and royal but i know the owner at the south location

 

Candy blue

 

no blue.. blue is mine!




jk

 

you comin out today jon?

 

Hey jack, talked to the owner today after he dropped of trixs wheels and asked bout your calipers. He said for all 4 candy blue it would b from 200-250 depending on color and time for sandblasting. Not too bad considering
1. all four have to be sandblasted
2. washed chemically
3. powder coated silver.
4. put in oven to bake
5. spray candy blue while still hot after taking out of oven
6. put back in oven to bake blue
Candy powder coat is just like candy for paint. mores stages

 

Here's another option for you

http://www.thepowdercoater.com/galle...ls.php?album=2

http://www.thepowdercoater.com/galle...album=2&pos=19