spray 2-4 light coats of Dupli-Color Premium Enamel Spray Clear and wait 2 minutes between each coat. Affordable upgrade. Typically, most upgrades to your vehicle can cost hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars. Caliper paint is quite cheap. You can still achieve a personalized look without having to break into your piggy bank. We have matched this colour from brand new calipers a client sent in for a colour change, the colour match is spot on. This is professional two part polymer brake caliper paint. You will have enough to paint 4 large brakes. We paint brakes for hundreds of customers from around the world who own AP Racing Mountune calipers and it is the same paint we use in our workshop for them. Instructions can be found in the box when you receive your paint kit. Contents of Kit Below is a list of the best paint for brake calipers that can withstand high temperatures, chemicals, oils, brake dust and weathering for a long lasting finish. The Best Paint For Brake Calipers

Overall, the TechniQ Kit is a high quality and easy to use option that also offers great value for money. Another great benefit is that the paint is fast drying, which allows you to put multiple coats onto the caliper for a more durable finish.

A. Ideally if it’s no trouble for you (we would). But on the whole, no, if you’re doing this at home and don’t have the facilities to remove your brakes and do them ‘properly’, then we just recommend that you be as thorough as possible when it comes to cleaning and preparing the brakes. If you are spraying the product while on the car, we highly advise bagging the vehicle and thoroughly masking the disc, pads and arches. Little mechanical knowledge required.Beyond knowing how to remove your wheels and tires, all it takes to paint your calipers is a bit of tape, plastic, and time. Even if you do need to remove the calipers to cover the entire surface, you can easily reinstall them later. In terms of the application, you have the choice of brushing or spraying the paint onto the calipers. Application by brush is the easiest method as it won’t cause runs whereas spraying the paint can provide a better finish if applied correctly. Whilst using a spray can, it’s advised that you spray multiple light coats to avoid paint runs. If you’ve never painted brake calipers before, we created a tutorial that covers the application with the calipers removed or still installed to the car. spray the caliper once again with CRC Brakleen Brake Parts Cleaner and let the calipers completely dry. Most of the colors available for caliper paint will appear as they look on the cap or label. However, you may want to try out the color on a scrap piece of metal. To get the most out of this method, tape off three sections of a scrap metal piece and spray one, then two, and then three coats.

This is an important step — the more time you spend preparing the calipers, the better and neater the finish will be. Firstly, take off the front retainer clip and then cover the bleeder valve using masking tape to protect it. Ensure the valve is completely covered. Overlapping the layers of masking tape may help to prevent paint from leaking into the joins. Then, cover the brake hose fittings with tape too.We chose the POR-15 Red Caliper Paint because it’s a versatile product that offers a lot of benefits when it comes to painting your brake calipers. These 8 ounces are likely enough to paint around four calipers of moderate size. As we mentioned, you can dip the calipers in the paint after cleaning them or use a brush to apply the paint in as many coats as you like. Either way, the paint itself provides excellent coverage in just a few coats. You can expect a durable, ceramic-like finish that’s impenetrable up to 500 degrees Fahrenheit.