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Old 20th August 2007, 12:07   #1
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Paint for disc brake pads & rear brake drums

Hi All,


I am not certain and unable to find thread on piant for brake pads.

I am seeking to get the barke pads & drums painted in either Red or Yellow, I have a black Ikon and for the same suggest the best color thats appealing thru the alloys and paint( that can resist rust, heat).


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Old 20th August 2007, 15:37   #2
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Someone had done this on their car. Can't remember the thread? Anyone??
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Old 20th August 2007, 16:32   #3
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Ok thanx,

I AM TRYING TO SEARCH FOR THE THREAD ON THE SAME.

Can anyone suggest any specific paint brand that would sustain long?

Morderators could you suggest?
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Old 20th August 2007, 16:32   #4
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Hi guys - looking for blue caliper

Hi guys, just last week, I was going through some threads & saw this really gorgeous brake caliper, painted blue, & with Corvette lettering. I remember enough to say that it had been posted in response to somebody's advice that blue wasn't an ideal choice for brake calipers. Does anybody remember which post it was ? It was really awesome !
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Ok thanx,

I AM TRYING TO SEARCH FOR THE THREAD ON THE SAME.

Can anyone suggest any specific paint brand that would sustain long?

Morderators could you suggest?

i had painted my painted my disc brake clipers and drums long back

it was just normal paint used to paint the gates and the grills of houses

i used a shade of red called germany red
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Old 20th August 2007, 16:40   #6
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There is a thread on painting the brake calipers.

Read here : http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/modifi...ipers-bad.html
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Old 20th August 2007, 16:45   #7
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Thanks guys,


Thats was helpful.
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Old 26th September 2011, 00:27   #8
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Re: Paint for disc brake pads & rear brake drums

Hi,
If you want to paint your brake calipers and break drum then I would suggest "G2 Brake Caliper Paint System Set".

It includes everything necessary to paint four (4) standard sized brake calipers or two (2) brake drums in your driveway or professional performance shop.

It is a two-part paint and can resist heat up to 980 degrees.

G2™ Brake Caliper paint kit offers a 100% product performance guarantee.

Each kit contains a high-performance aerosol caliper cleaner, mixing can, stirrer, application brush, installation instructions and a color decal.

For further details visit G2 Brake Caliper Paint System Set

I have read a lot of positive review of this product. I am planning to get this kit from USA through one of my relative. I will post further details once I get it here.
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Re: Paint for disc brake pads & rear brake drums

I got my car's brake calipers and wheel hubs painted when I got a set of new wheels.
Simple task: There's a spray can you get - different ones for painting the calipers and wheel hub. I preferred Silver/Chrome for calipers and black for the hubs.

First, you clean the surface by spraying kerosene and then with sand paper and prepare for painting. Then spray a thin coat of primer, wait for it to dry and spray the preferred color on the target parts.

Let dry naturally for 30 mins and you'r done.
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