I couldn't be happier with the results. I will get some pics on here as soon as I can, but wow. I got the G2 Brake Caliper Paint Kit. (In Red) I'm just very happy with it. It contrast great with the black paint.

 

Do you have any concerns with the paint chipping later on?

 

Not really...it has a high gloss finish and it's protected upto 950 degrees F. Plus, it has a lifetime guarantee on it. If it chips, cracks or fades, I just call them up with proof of purchase and I can ask them to refund my money or send another kit. I'll post the pic as soon as I can get them up.

 

have had mine for 2 years now and the calipers all look like new still...
just clean them once in a while and dont track the car if you want to keep the paint.

 

Ok so how much did this run you, and since you did it yourself any instructions you can provide would be helpful for sure!!

 

It took me about 3 1/2 hours to complete. I suggest you do it in the morning on a weekend. Don't do it when it's 90 degrees outside. You need to take the 4 wheels off, which means that you'll need jack stands. I got 2 sets of jack stands from Wal-Mart for $18. (They were called Mack stands...cheap but did the job)

Once you get the car on the stands, start the process. Just follow the directions on the kit and it's a pretty simple process, but it takes time. It's worth taking time. Also, get a thin wire brush from a local craft store. (I got mine at for about a $1.) Mask out the rubber parts and bolts. I used alumumin foil but you can you masking tape as well. Then paint away. I put 3 coats on mine, and like I said, I couldn't be happier with it. Hard work, but worth every sweat. Good luck.

 

Thanks for the feedback, I've been considering carrying this!

 

i can't see the pics. all i see are just squares with an x in it.

 

alright, I've created a little dinky web page for the pics.

Page 1

Page 2 (Just one more Pic)

 

i just used the duplicolor high temp paint to paint mine.........had no chips in 2 years......easier, cheaper and faster.....