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Old 06 April 2012, 09:03 PM
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Default Newage brembo colour change, anyone done it ?

As above really, has anyone changed from gold to what colour ? Also what colour wheels did you have with them ? I may paint my brembos but not sure if the masses will say its not their cup of tea.any pics to show me as need some inspiration.
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https://www.scoobynet.com/members-ga...odo-juice.html

i done mine nearly 2 years ago and to be fair they still look the same ,to finish them off use stainless bleed nipples
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Old 06 April 2012, 09:20 PM
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Looks ace mate,i will give em a go as im a panel man / painter so that bits easy its just stripping em off and fitting em back on mate and not havIng it on road thats a pain.
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i used nitromors ,just mask the seals off , cocktail sticks come in handy to get into the corners and just spend the time getting them clean,
i didnt use a base/clear coat as if/when they get chipped its a pain to match up, so
i used this high temp gloss black and its got a slight tint of metallic but easy to touch up if needed.
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They do look very good in black, might have to do that myself and I like the idea of stainless bleed nipples.

Whats the best way to clamp of the brake hoses when using braided lines ??
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They do look very good in black, might have to do that myself and I like the idea of stainless bleed nipples.

Whats the best way to clamp of the brake hoses when using braided lines ??
nut and bolt with copper washers ,a little will run out but nothin of major concern
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VHT-GLOSS-...#ht_1278wt_883


link to paint i used,gloss black so no need for clear coat or primer
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Yep I went from Black to white
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Where were the stailess steel bleed nipples from mate ? Was thinking something like charcoal grey metalic alloys with red callipers but im defo not decided yet.
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i nearly went white wheels but 40mins before due to be powder coated i bottled it lol i got a bit of ocd so the white would drive me insane lol.

heres link to stainless bleed nipples
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/HEL-Performanc...#ht_2139wt_782
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Thanks maydew for the links mate,do they just do black in those rattle cans ? I havent had a propper look yet.
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seems they do mate,i am not the biggest of fans of the rattle cans but to be honest i had no issues what so ever with these finish and paint coverage is a1 even after 2 years .

heres link to other colours
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/usauto1997....c0.m270.l1313
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Those white ones look amazing, but I bet there a right PITA to keep clean!
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I think its contrast that looks good,one colour caliper and wheel looks dull really imo,ive got gold and gold atm so fancy a change.

Maydew: you've got just as good a finish as a spray gun mate as its not too big a substrate i think i'll use one myself if they do the right colour bud.
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Originally Posted by carl heath
I think its contrast that looks good,one colour caliper and wheel looks dull really imo,ive got gold and gold atm so fancy a change.

Maydew: you've got just as good a finish as a spray gun mate as its not too big a substrate i think i'll use one myself if they do the right colour bud.
i beliveve so yes and i am very fussy ,no runs and nice smooth finish ,for cans the pressure in them was sound and have no complaints unlike some cans but as you know its all in the prep and spent alot of time cleaning/removing all the old paint .like yourself mate i researched up well before hand.

some use the clear coat to seal the decals in ,again i have no issues 2 years on .
i will try find you close uo pic .
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Good guide here: https://www.scoobynet.com/essex-scoo...r-brembos.html

I've always fancied doing my DBM to match the car. Anyone done it?
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