Change oem GT Brembo calipers to red?
Has anyone with a GT Brembo, changed your calipers to Red (including the back ones)? (please post photo). How did you did it? Cost? Did it last without damage?
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do you have a more direct link we could look at?? I used high heat spray paint on my non brambo calipers months ago and its holding up well.
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http://i571.photobucket.com/albums/s...10427105_n.jpg
http://i571.photobucket.com/albums/s...r/c012d43e.jpg Had a gut do it all paint no decals |
also had it done on our Boss
http://i571.photobucket.com/albums/s...r/fd9ac9c8.jpg |
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Painted my myself, but I'm really liking that professional job. Might look into that... |
Did you guys paint yourselves, or get them powercoated?
Trying to decide on a color for my PW car. I'm between red, white, or possibly orange or yellow. I don't want black, as I want them to really pop. |
where did you guys get the brembo white or black decals?
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Originally Posted by nickt916
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where did you guys get the brembo white or black decals?
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Ordered a red G2 epoxy caliper paint kit for my car. Will be doing the brembos with white logos, and rear brakes in just red.
I think they're gonna look awesome and really pop on the white car. |
Originally Posted by LEwis26
Ordered a red G2 epoxy caliper paint kit for my car. Will be doing the brembos with white logos, and rear brakes in just red.
I think they're gonna look awesome and really pop on the white car. |
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Originally Posted by LEwis26
Ordered a red G2 epoxy caliper paint kit for my car. Will be doing the brembos with white logos, and rear brakes in just red.
I think they're gonna look awesome and really pop on the white car. |
Originally Posted by MCA Coonass
You'll be happy with the results. G2's epoxy is a very good product. I did my non-brembo in red a few weeks ago, and was amazed at how well they turned out. |
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After putting the car up on jacks stands, I removed the calipers from the rotors but not from the car completely. I didn't want to fiddle with bleeding the brakes when re-installing later.
I made some T's out of some old scrap wood I had, and rested the calipers on them. That way I could move the caliper around while painting it and have no pressure (weight) on the lines. And if my hand slipped & I got a little paint on an old piece if scrap wood instead of my rotor, all the better. For the pieces that holds the pads, I hung them on a section of peg-board wall I have in my garage. |
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