Calipers Painted
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#17
Originally Posted by twin001
it didn't peel off, it melted off...well, actually incinerated due to a high speed touring event at a very brake-unfriendly track. I did drive around a few weeks with them prior to the track and they were fine.
i see , so when u become speed racer, it burns to noting :P, ahaha
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Caliper Paint....!
Originally Posted by texas2009
Do you have to use the "high heat" paint that's good to 1200 degrees, or will the "engine enamel" paint (500 degrees) work just as well? I only ask because there are so many more color choices with the second.
calipers, I use the 1200 degree paint....that's sprayed on not brushed.
Gary
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Originally Posted by texas2009
Do you have to use the "high heat" paint that's good to 1200 degrees, or will the "engine enamel" paint (500 degrees) work just as well? I only ask because there are so many more color choices with the second.
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Originally Posted by koksik86
i think this is a complete waste of time...at the end of the day your still stuck with the same brakes and in the long run will just look like a DIY job gone wrong. sorry...i rather rock the stockers and save my time and money for something worth looking at i guess.
like jeeez mr negative .......... 36 post in and ur bashing already, for shame !
Last edited by jutn35; 10-25-2008 at 02:29 AM.
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Originally Posted by koksik86
i think this is a complete waste of time...at the end of the day your still stuck with the same brakes and in the long run will just look like a DIY job gone wrong. sorry...i rather rock the stockers and save my time and money for something worth looking at i guess.
Anyway, the ~500°F paint will discolor some if you get your brakes hot enough. Stick with the really hi-temp stuff.