Painting brake calipers
I have some remanufactured front calipers about a year old. They rusted rather quickly, ive sanded most of that off.
Do I need to primer them before painting? Im using high heat paint. Thanks, Spy |
well u dont have to but more than likely the brake dust in there will cover them over quickly so u may want to primer them sand down the primer till smooth and then paint and seal with some clear coat that can stand the temperature down there cuz i just painted mine and the were nice and blackish in about a month, but then again i dont really care about it so i just painted over the crud again, if they were smooth i'm sure they wouldnt hold so much crap
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i tried cleaning with solvent and using heat paint and it did no better than just priming and painting with regular paint,
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Gotta do it right.. This is excellent stuff. I have used it on two cars with great results:
http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/g2/caliper_paint.jsp |
Originally posted by OffDuty Gotta do it right.. This is excellent stuff. I have used it on two cars with great results: http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/g2/caliper_paint.jsp |
I use brake cleaner on my parts
Let it dry Sanded it down Use brake cleaner again Ran warm water Let it dry and it came out perfect. Took everything off. I used p21s wheel cleaner in GEL form, the liquid version runs too quickly. |
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