If you plan on taking your calipers apart, any hi-temp paint like VHT or Dupli-Color will suffice. If you plan to brush paint them while they're still on, Dupli-Color sells a hi-temp brake caliper paint kit which has a brush, paint and a cleaner.johnny_d wrote:is there a recommended type of paint for calipers?
who sells? link plzLongBeachCoupe wrote:Im going to paint mine red when the spring comes around... they also sell these aluminum high temp foil stickers... you can have Nismo or whatever you like going down the caliper
Dupli-Color Caliper Kit (BRUSH): http://www.autobarn.net/capawicekitb.htmlMaksimSF wrote:
who sells? link plz
generic808 wrote:
Dupli-Color Caliper Kit (BRUSH): http://www.autobarn.net/capawicekitb.html
SPRAY: http://store.summitracing.com/...cp104
But, you can just head to your nearest automotive store and pick it up for $14.95. That's what I paid at a local Checkers.
I had much better luck with the brush on vs. the spray. Jack up one side of your car & take both rims off. You can go back & forth putting layers on the calipers.generic808 wrote:
Dupli-Color Caliper Kit (BRUSH): http://www.autobarn.net/capawicekitb.html
SPRAY: http://store.summitracing.com/...cp104
But, you can just head to your nearest automotive store and pick it up for $14.95. That's what I paid at a local Checkers.
no bro i know where 2 buy paint i'm talking about foil....thanx for link by the waygeneric808 wrote:
Dupli-Color Caliper Kit (BRUSH): http://www.autobarn.net/capawicekitb.html
SPRAY: http://store.summitracing.com/...cp104
But, you can just head to your nearest automotive store and pick it up for $14.95. That's what I paid at a local Checkers.