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Powder Coated Calipers

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#11
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yeah got one at work....im just hoping calipers dont get hot HOT

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#12

F6E on AFF painted his Brembos Silver and has a full right up on it. Looks good, worth the effort to do it properly.

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#13

Ceramic coat would go well and also will deal with the heat not a worry... Look up Competition and industrial coatings perth or HPC in Leongatha VIC

I've used both companies, great results... Bike exhaust and piston skirts/crowns

#14

if you want it done once, done right, powdercoating is definately the way to go.

Take your callipers to a brake shop, tell them what you are doing, they will strip them, and re-assemble them, so all you have to do is whack pads in, and install. that's what I did.

#15

noticed caliper paint in supercheap the other day.

cant be too hard

#16

cant be too hard

cat help but lol when something like this is said, especially by you.

#17

I bring the lols

#18
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yeah paint is an easy option.....but I think powder coating does look alot better

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bringing the lols

paintedred.jpg

#20

Lol.... you dont paint the pad as well....

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