I went to the store and purchased some duplicor red paint, originally ment for the body of a car and I did my front calipers before the car show.. i just wanted to take a close up pics of what they look like so you guys can check this out... I put a few coats of clear coat over it also and it looks nice in my honest opinion , I just have to do the rear drums next and it should be good to go ...

Painting is the same procedure as explained in other posts , but you will need to sand down and clean the area to prep it for spraying ,, put on a couple coats and you will be ok ...
let me know what you think
Bruce

 

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Tight!
Now you need some chrome plated rotors, I saw them somewhere, don't know if it's for real or if they would work.
But the red looks good!

 

pretty cool. i will spray paint mine in yellow

 

try that duplicolor man , it is the bomb
Bruce

 

so how long did it take to dry

 

It took about 5 minutes, You can also buy the clear coat and add that on, if you want , and believe me the paint lasts long
Bruce

 

hey bruce whats the temp rating on the paint? looks good bro.

 

Since brake components can really heat up, I would suggest using a high-temperature paint. Plastikote makes a paint labeled for calipers, and rated to 900'F, although any engine paint should work fine. Comes in a limited number of colors.

 

That's not nessicary. I used Tremclad rust paint on my calipers, and it's held in for 7 months so far, and believe me, I heat up my brakes like you wouldn't believe!

 

Looks nice! I painted my calipers and rear drums silver. I'll have pictures up soon...just too lazy to take them.