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  1. #1
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    Request: Painting Calipers

    Looking for a nice howto to properly paint your brake calipers. Not a yum char job.

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  2. #2
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    I'm also looking to learn how to.

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    take em off.. clean throughly, cover upt he slide boots and the slides. pistons, and bleeding nipples.
    and start spraying a light coat.
    wait.
    the spray the next coat(s) until what your happy with.

    put em back on and then bleed the brakes.

  4. #4
    I just left mine on.

    Removed wheels, lightly sanded the calipers. Masked off the areas I didn't want painted, and then threw a towel to cover them a little more.

    Painted a light first coat, then kept coming back every 30 mins (not much drying time because I gave them each 5 minutes on the end of a heat gun (blow dryer for men, can get it for like $25-30) and ended up doing about four coats each. Didn't use a clear coat.

    Make sure that you use proper brake spray paint, can be had from autopro/supercheap etc. You need this special paint since your brakes can get up to 700Deg Celcius, and other paints will just melt off.
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    Quote Originally Posted by destrukshn View Post

    put em back on and then bleed the brakes.
    y bleed?
    凸-_-凸

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    Quote Originally Posted by m3ntAL_l2 View Post
    y bleed?
    depends if you wanna take off the whole caliper or not.

  7. #7
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    yeah if u want to do it properly better take off the whole caliper, but make sure u know how to bleed the brake after that, on mine i did about 5 coat

    heres mine:


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