DIY painted my 4 pots today :D
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was thinking of paining my tarox's and them putting subaru stickers on them for stealth just hope they dont notice the 340mm disc's lol
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Did you guys figure out what paint proces and material is the best for thick permanent colour.
Maybe: clean-base colour-some paint?-laquer?
I need to repaint my APs and rear STI two pots so i need ideas.
Maybe: clean-base colour-some paint?-laquer?
I need to repaint my APs and rear STI two pots so i need ideas.
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_fr...caliper+paint+
last time i just used hammerite smooth to do tge brakes on my vr6 and that come out grate looked sprayed
last time i just used hammerite smooth to do tge brakes on my vr6 and that come out grate looked sprayed
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Well i know how to use e bay was just asking for advice about brands. So hammerite would be the way to go then.Probbably primer wont hurt it.
How resistant it is to cleaning and scratching?
How resistant it is to cleaning and scratching?
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I've always used Hammerite smooth, and I've done calipers on four cars with it, plus my lad's three and the youngest's two.
Never any problems.
Clean the calioper as best as possible, wire brush etc. Then paint two coats of Hammerite onto it with about an hour between coats, 40 minutes on a warm day. Avoid touching the surface for a day of so, but the wheel CAN go back on.
Brush painting leaves no marks.
Swaynie: that's the beauty of it mate, they don't HAVE to be perfect, they get viewed from about ten feet away, through a wheel and a layer of dust.
Never any problems.
Clean the calioper as best as possible, wire brush etc. Then paint two coats of Hammerite onto it with about an hour between coats, 40 minutes on a warm day. Avoid touching the surface for a day of so, but the wheel CAN go back on.
Brush painting leaves no marks.
Swaynie: that's the beauty of it mate, they don't HAVE to be perfect, they get viewed from about ten feet away, through a wheel and a layer of dust.
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I used http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Lime-Green...-/370441052747 and they do a spray can't fault it and looks shiney
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In all my years using the stuff, and that's over 30 now, I have NEVER had any "flake" off. You can chip it, yes, grind it, yes, but flake it off if it's been properly applied? Never.
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From Hammerite:
Unfortunately we do not manufacture any suitable coatings for brake callipers; you would need a more specialist paint for this, I would suggest contacting a company called Cromadex who will be able to assist their contact number is 0121 555 1500
I painted them with their smooth grey any way and lets see how that works.
Unfortunately we do not manufacture any suitable coatings for brake callipers; you would need a more specialist paint for this, I would suggest contacting a company called Cromadex who will be able to assist their contact number is 0121 555 1500
I painted them with their smooth grey any way and lets see how that works.