calipers painting
Caliper paint is readily available at most auto parts stores. I got mine at VIP. I got my caliper stickers on ebay and they seem fine. Just do a search on ebay for lexus caliper sticker and he'll come up. Quick shipping and cheap prices too.
I just had a thread on this subject a week ago.
The search function is a great tool.
Caliper paint can be found at your local automotive store. If they don't have caliper paint, use high temp engine paint. Don't forget to clearcoat.
The search function is a great tool.
Caliper paint can be found at your local automotive store. If they don't have caliper paint, use high temp engine paint. Don't forget to clearcoat.
i got my caliper stickers at www.is300.net ($8.50) ...it only took about a week.
i got my G2 caliper paint at www.stylinconcepts.com. ($39.95 plus shipping)..that also was quickly delivered.
i choose G2 caliper paint over the high temp spray paint at local stores, because it is a brush on and there was less of a overspray problem, plus brushing it on is a lot easier than having to mask up everything and you can be more detailed while doing it.
then, like previously mentioned, spray high temp clear coat spray (which i did have to mask everything)
the final product looks great and everyone says it looks factory done. not bad for a weekend project.
i got my G2 caliper paint at www.stylinconcepts.com. ($39.95 plus shipping)..that also was quickly delivered.
i choose G2 caliper paint over the high temp spray paint at local stores, because it is a brush on and there was less of a overspray problem, plus brushing it on is a lot easier than having to mask up everything and you can be more detailed while doing it.
then, like previously mentioned, spray high temp clear coat spray (which i did have to mask everything)
the final product looks great and everyone says it looks factory done. not bad for a weekend project.
Last edited by VEGASRX330; Jun 15, 2004 at 08:43 AM.
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