Gun metal grey caliper paint?
26 November 2016, 12:12 PM
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Come on dude, took me 45 seconds to find this 
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http://www.brakecaliperspecialists.u...-painting-kit/
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http://www.brakecaliperspecialists.u...-painting-kit/
and if you scroll down to the bottom of the page you get the instructions & contents of the kit.
26 November 2016, 01:14 PM
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Cheers for the link
Although its the rubbish brush on stuff, i should of specified i wanted spray paint, i completely forgotten you can get paint on kits with brushes, only used them once and didn't look a good job, so only used spray paints from then on. unless anyone else can convince me other wise?
Although its the rubbish brush on stuff, i should of specified i wanted spray paint, i completely forgotten you can get paint on kits with brushes, only used them once and didn't look a good job, so only used spray paints from then on. unless anyone else can convince me other wise?
Come on dude, took me 45 seconds to find this
4th one down
http://www.brakecaliperspecialists.u...-painting-kit/
4th one down
http://www.brakecaliperspecialists.u...-painting-kit/
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26 November 2016, 01:18 PM
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Cheers for the link
Although its the rubbish brush on stuff, i should of specified i wanted spray paint, i completely forgotten you can get paint on kits with brushes, only used them once and didn't look a good job, so only used spray paints from then on. unless anyone else can convince me other wise?
Although its the rubbish brush on stuff, i should of specified i wanted spray paint, i completely forgotten you can get paint on kits with brushes, only used them once and didn't look a good job, so only used spray paints from then on. unless anyone else can convince me other wise?
29 November 2016, 08:48 PM
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Highly recommend VHT primer, coat and lacquer.
http://www.vhtpaint.com/
Ive recently refurbed my brembos using 'Nu Cast Iron ' slightly darker gun metal, ill post some pics , will have to give me some time as I'm on a new laptop
http://www.vhtpaint.com/
Ive recently refurbed my brembos using 'Nu Cast Iron ' slightly darker gun metal, ill post some pics , will have to give me some time as I'm on a new laptop
02 December 2016, 05:14 PM
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Just used VHT ht primer, then Nu Cast iron (its actually ht engine enamel) then ht clear coat.
Quick tip is i used starchem to strip, nasty stuff but saves a lot of time prepping.
Finally, cured in the oven for couple of hours , low temp
Quick tip is i used starchem to strip, nasty stuff but saves a lot of time prepping.
Finally, cured in the oven for couple of hours , low temp
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03 December 2016, 09:14 PM
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New calipers eh? 
With this in mind, have you looked into the possibility of your new calipers being ordered from the factory in the colour you want? You may have to wait a while though
With this in mind, have you looked into the possibility of your new calipers being ordered from the factory in the colour you want? You may have to wait a while though
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