First the brake dust on my calipers is very hard to get off I've been trying a wire brush and brake cleaner spray, barley touches it need something more powerful I suppose. I was wondering if I use VHT High temp primer will Duplicolor color match the same color as my car hold up on the calipers. Has anyone tried this ?
I used normal spray paint not high high temp or anything and I haven't had a prob with it like I thought I was going to only trouble is I went with neon green so dust just keeps coming back lol
Really ! Ok we'll I shouldn't have a problem then. I want the Sonic Blue pearl with the Silver Mustang emblem on them. Just have to figure out how to get them Clean.
Well thank you, I think my friends have more important things to spend money on, would be nice to be young with no responsibility's again lol. Appreciate it though.
Mine are red
I just covered them with tape and plastic bag
And if somehow some paint gets on the rotor dont worry it will come off as you drive probably after a day or two
Mine are red
I just covered them with tape and plastic bag
And if somehow some paint gets on the rotor dont worry it will come off as you drive probably after a day or two View attachment 143792
Professionally paint matched mine. (Dad owns an autobody shop) Primed them first and then painted them with a special heat resistant acrylic paint that is color matched to the car.
Wow that looks awesome! I need new wheels my calipers look so lame on painted factory wheels
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