M3hunter

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?

Glenn

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.

snkchmr

Had a gut do it all paint no decals

snkchmr

also had it done on our Boss

Muskao

Painted my myself, but I'm really liking that professional job. Might look into that...

LEwis26

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.

nickt916

where did you guys get the brembo white or black decals?

LEwis26

eBay

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.

going for broke

You made the right decision. They will look great against the white car.

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.

LEwis26

Looks good. Did you remove to paint or just do them on the car?

MCA Coonass

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.