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    Red Painted Brake Callipers

    What does everyone think of the red painted brake calliper look?

    Anyone actually painted the stock callipers??

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    i dont mind it, but if the calipers underneath look like ugly cast peices then it looks cheaps, would much rather have them reanodised or nickel plated or whatever they are from the factory

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    Unless it's done really well it looks tacky.

    IMO you're better off getting fake Brembo covers than painting it in case you do a dodgy job. Sure people in the know will go "wait a sec.. real Brembo callipers don't have screws", but it'll look better than a poorly sprayed job.
    FD1 & CZ4A Driver.

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    It looks good if you do it properly. Here are mine done:

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    danny mart paint his yellow here: http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthr...t=60126&page=3

    Bye2 Honda... Hello Mazda family

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    If you want full results, paint your brake callipers first red. then buy these high temp brembo decals HEREhttp://cgi.ebay.com/Brembo-hi-temp-b...QQcmdZViewItem

    I'm curious though, would the brembo calliper covers look anygood on the fd civic?
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    looks good imo.easy cheap diy
    just take time when preparing the caliper.clean clean and clean them again with wax and grease remover.Any oily substance under the paint will cause the finish to be poor,even the natural oil on your hands.use several light coats not 1 or 2 thick ones
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mingy View Post
    If you want full results, paint your brake callipers first red. then buy these high temp brembo decals HEREhttp://cgi.ebay.com/Brembo-hi-temp-b...QQcmdZViewItem

    I'm curious though, would the brembo calliper covers look anygood on the fd civic?
    I think it would look really bad if the stickers started to lose their adhesiveness and everyone around you could tell you had fake Brembo stickers on your stock calipers... it would be especially horrible if half the sticker came off, but the other was stuck on really well...
    FD1 & CZ4A Driver.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JaCe View Post
    it would be especially horrible if half the sticker came off, but the other was stuck on really well...
    its either "BREM" callipers or "MBO" callipers

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    lol @ fake brembo sticker, thats a bit tacky.

    Should put 'Honda', or at least 'Type-R'
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    Quote Originally Posted by EuroDude View Post
    lol @ fake brembo sticker, thats a bit tacky.

    Should put 'Honda', or at least 'Type-R'
    or "THIS IS NOT A BREMBO" sticker on it!

    Bye2 Honda... Hello Mazda family

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    ^ or BREMBO-WANNABE lool
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