Thinking of spraying my calipers.
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You can get blue, red, black and yellow, personally its either red or black, and these come in kits, you soak them first which removes all the crap thats on them, leave them to dry for a day or two then paint them, you may have to totally strip your calipers if you do it this way though, and rebuild them with a caliper seal kit.
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my bro did calipers red his on his audi tt, he bought a boxed caliper painting kit, from (i feel a bit silly calling it halfords as no-one else does so,), halfraudulents, come out pretty good too, he did spend a lot of time with a drill and wire brush first though.
They dont come much better than this.
https://www.scoobynet.com/essex-scoo...r-brembos.html
Frayz doesnt do half jobs.
https://www.scoobynet.com/essex-scoo...r-brembos.html
Frayz doesnt do half jobs.
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i used smoothrite(hammerite) spray, then for the white writing i used smoothrite paint applied using a hard radiator roller(the hardest type you can find) as this only applies paint to the letters with them being raised.
Did the same for the backs, however used a sticker for the letters


i used smoothrite(hammerite) spray, then for the white writing i used smoothrite paint applied using a hard radiator roller(the hardest type you can find) as this only applies paint to the letters with them being raised.
Did the same for the backs, however used a sticker for the letters

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