Painting Brake Caliper
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Painting Break Caliper
I am having a problem with getting the high heat engine paint i bough to stick to my brake caliper in certain spots does anyone know what i am doing wrong or if i should get a different kind of paint. I followed exactly what bannags said and im still having difficulties
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Re: Painting Break Caliper
Originally posted by Lexdub99
I am having a problem with getting the high heat engine paint i bough to stick to my brake caliper in certain spots does anyone know what i am doing wrong or if i should get a different kind of paint. I followed exactly what bannags said and im still having difficulties
I am having a problem with getting the high heat engine paint i bough to stick to my brake caliper in certain spots does anyone know what i am doing wrong or if i should get a different kind of paint. I followed exactly what bannags said and im still having difficulties
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Kaygee - where did you get the paint you used?
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http://www.newedgeperformance.com/vhtbrakcaldr.html
New Edge Performance also sells Ford Escort/Focus performance parts. That sounds like an oxymoron doesn't it.
New Edge Performance also sells Ford Escort/Focus performance parts. That sounds like an oxymoron doesn't it.
Last edited by KayGee; 10-23-02 at 01:50 PM.
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I used Foliatec which is I think easier to apply since it is applied with a brush and not spray. This way you dont have to go crazy with masking tape and the overspray. It does come with a cleaner that you need to apply to the calipers to ensure good adhesion. I bought it on the web.
I also recommend that you dont mix the whole paint / lacquer contents together. Foliatec provides you enough to do a couple of cars so save it for future applications / touchups.
I also recommend that you dont mix the whole paint / lacquer contents together. Foliatec provides you enough to do a couple of cars so save it for future applications / touchups.
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