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I painted mine myself, also liek 3 of my friend's calipers. It's really easy. If you live in So Cal, i'll paint them for you if you'd like. If not, just email or PM, or AIM=grauler02, and i'll tell you how to do it , step by step.
Originally posted by ISzBest I painted mine myself, also liek 3 of my friend's calipers. It's really easy. If you live in So Cal, i'll paint them for you if you'd like. If not, just email or PM, or AIM=grauler02, and i'll tell you how to do it , step by step.
Dave
Im painting mine tommorrow so could you pm me any tips or suggestions that may help things go smmoothly.My car is silver and i have some plastikote silver paint. does that sound like a good brand and color choice.
Sry, i haven't told you yet, i've been busy, at the SUPER CLUB LEXUS meet (at fontana) i'm going tomorrow as well (lotta fun!) and when i get home i can post directs... i'd take pictures, except mine are already painted. Would anyone from so Cal who wants to paint there calipers, be interested in having me paint them for you, step by step w/ pics?
I am waiting for the paint to come in and I was wondering how long it takes to paint all the calipers on the average? Do I have to have the car on jacks at every corner or can I do one caliper at a time?
Quck TIP: Before spraying, use a standard brake cleaner (in spray bottle) to clean of brakes (after taken off rim/tire).
You can do it individually, or if you have truckstands you can lift up one side of the car at a time, first left then right. Anyway is fine really...just give it time to dry.