Painting calipers
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Painting calipers
So I did a search on this topic and sorta fond what I wanted, but not completely.
I'm painting my stock brake calipers tomorrow...er, today..and from what I've read, everyone has something good to say about the product they've tried. What my delimma is, is I'm torn between the g2 brush on epoxy based paint, and a non epoxy based spray paint (such as VHT's caliper paint I can pick up from a local shop). Sounds like the brush on is going to last longer, but is the spray can that much inferior? Anyone tried both of these products?
I'm painting my stock brake calipers tomorrow...er, today..and from what I've read, everyone has something good to say about the product they've tried. What my delimma is, is I'm torn between the g2 brush on epoxy based paint, and a non epoxy based spray paint (such as VHT's caliper paint I can pick up from a local shop). Sounds like the brush on is going to last longer, but is the spray can that much inferior? Anyone tried both of these products?
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From: Saugus, MA
Car Info: 2001 WRB 2.5RS, Gold Prodrive P1's, Stromung Dual Tip, AEM SRI, Pink "i" fornt badge
no but when I got my 2.5 painted I had the dude do my calipers too. He did it for nothin and theyre now in like a Ferrari Red, with my prodive wheels since they're thin spokes they look awsome. A few of my friends asked me if I changed them, told em I just got em painted.
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