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Old August-15th-2002, 01:34 PM
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? About Caliper Paint

Which caliper paint is the best to use? I was thinking about buying the 16 oz. VHT Caliper Paint. I also the the G2 Caliper Paint kit is that better? If I plan to paint the front calipers, the front inner rotor part ( not sure what exactly it's called ), and the rear drums, about how many 16 oz. cans would I need? Thanks a lot.
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Old August-15th-2002, 01:54 PM
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I used the VHT Racing Red caliper paint on my Pro5. I even used it on the my Z24. One can is enough for all the brakes and drums.
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Old August-15th-2002, 06:46 PM
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You can always use barbeque paint. It withstands the heat, and can be found at most home improvement stores.
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Old August-15th-2002, 11:47 PM
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All I did was go to AutoZone and got the High Heat Paint for Engines, 1200 degrees, and it last. The bottle had a picture of a hotrod engine w/ flames coming out the back. Only about $4.00
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When I painted my calipers I used the "brush-on" aircraft epxoy paint. I didn't really have to mask ANYTHING. You simply brush it on, it recommeds 2 costs, which I did. It was pretty basic.

It may cost a bit more than the "spray paint", but "MY" Protege5 is worth it! When I was done, i was thinking, had I used spraypaint I would have had to mask off every little part, but by using the brush, I made sure that I painted everywhere that showed.

If your going to do a job, do it right!

Later, Speedbump.
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