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- carbon grey 2005 SP23 sedan
I bought a can of duplicolor caliper paint. which means spraying...I might try to find some brush on paint tomorrow though...seems brushing is the easier way to go...
altspace said:Go red and black like I did. It's more subtle and not so in your face with all red. Hard to see in this pic though.
Tasty said:So can you re-paint already painted calipers? OR, if you do so will it look like crap and come off easily? Mine are red (when I bought the vehicle), but I would like black or silver instead. Red doesn't go with the laser blue IMO.
DeadGeneration said:I have never had any luck with brush painting things. With a brush you need have an absorbing surface, like a paint canvas or a wall of a house. Since metal it just sits on there and you can push around globs of paint then it has to dry. Paint always wants to stay in a bubble or a sphere and with spray painting you get alot smaller particles, where as the brushing is just kinda like molding one big goop of paint. Plus with brush on painting you should allow it to dry longer between coats since you are going to be going over it again with a brush which might break the hardend surface only to reveal wet paint below. I think about it kinda like this, they don't hand paint cars - they use air brushes. Smaller particles of paint FTW even if they do go every where - powder coating same thing.
Don Juan said:2 days? I have to work.
I painted mine red first.. then grew tired of it and painted orange over it.Tasty said:So can you re-paint already painted calipers? OR, if you do so will it look like crap and come off easily? Mine are red (when I bought the vehicle), but I would like black or silver instead. Red doesn't go with the laser blue IMO.
Don Juan said:2 days? I have to work.