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[DogAteCat]

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[kelviN]

search in DIY section

[M@lew]

I thought the one from Autobarn had it pretty close to the Spoon colour. Why not DIY? It's extremely easy unless you want to take them and cover every single part of the caliper. :)

[power_of_dreams]

M@lew is that your car in the avatar?

[I heart the SSS]

Take the wheel off...

take two 12? mil bolts off, put a rag over the hub and disk. let the caliper dangle.

From here apply paint, and reinstall. Use some greese on the long bolts to help them slide back in.

Piss easy!

[M@lew]

M@lew is that your car in the avatar?

Yup :D

http://img258.imageshack.us/img258/3298/img0096copy2ks9.jpg

[DogAteCat]

Was going to do the whole, take the caliper off and paint - but the whole consensus seems to be best to use newspaper around the caliper and diy it.
Didn't check autobarn for the spoon colour. Will have a good look!

Thanks!

[thaizeg]

why do u have 2 threads for the same question?

[DogAteCat]

posted other in wrong section. Thought it was better off in the noob section

[thaizeg]

delete one of them :D

[night_wolf]

try a search

heres the link to the DIY thread
http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?t=92872

[DogAteCat]

yup found it. thanks!

So guys... is today too hot to be painting the calipers?

[Joe kickarse]

No, it'd help it dry quicker.

[DvSnGuYeN]

much much better to paint on a day like today.... Sydney weather anyways.... LoL

[DogAteCat]

Sounds good, will do it today then.

Thought the humidity might stuff up the paint.

39 degrees here in Melb

[M@lew]

The paint generally dries pretty quickly anyway. (i.e. Won't run but will still smudge if you touch it) Can do it sticking out of your garage if you really want. The only downside I can see of doing it on such a hot day such as today is that you'll get exhausted too fast. :D