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Painted Brake Calipers
I was thinking about painting my brake calipers but was wondering if you had to take the wheels of to do it. Is it a diy or is it best left to professionals?
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Shouldnt be hard if you can do brakes you can do this
I think Duplicolor has a specific brake caliper paint in many colors I dont think this job has to look 100% professional because they get coverd with brake dust quickly anyway. I have the hugely expensive carbon brakes on my porsche with Yellow calipers and they get dirty quick. This would be a 3 on the DIY scale of one to ten-10 being the hardest. |
I agree...I painted mine red...very easy to do using the high temp caliper paint...you could search for some pictures in another thread.
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Yes you should remove the wheels. I did my 330 it is an entire day project but worth it imo. Im getting ready to do the X soon with silver caliper paint.
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Here's a question....With mine being white color would you guys use? I would rather not use white but everything else might look odd. Maybe silver.....
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:iagree: Black or Red
I am thinking about doing this to. What color on mine? Prob Red huh? |
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I vote for silver. Unless you can do red with a glossy finish I don't think it looks that good. The OEM calipers are such a rough texture that colors just look so dull and the brake dust tends to fill in the rough spots so they do look dirty easily. Granted, today I was :drool: over some Brembos on oazn4er's X5. Nothing even comes close to the real thing.
Go with silver and also paint the clips silver. :thumbup: |
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