I was quoting this. You can get Bronze High Temp. paint at any autoparts store. I now know that you don't like the regular paint and that you want the paint made for Calipers.

I've seen yellow or gold caliper paint at Advance before. You can mix some orange or red in there with it ?.?.?

 

yes, sorry i should've specifiend more in the title not just "high temp paint" but for caliper; either way even just high temp paint in bronze, i've yet to find at the autopart stores not even online. HELP anybody? saltydog where are you?

i don't know what the outcome of mixing diferent color paints would be like

 

Yeah, that would be an expensive endeavor.

I don't know.

 

i found this "gold" color from VHT looks preatty close to bronze what ya guys thing? would one can be enough for all four with several coats? i know its not the G2 but hey only thing i can find

this may pull a bronze off

http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.a...&view=1&N=700+0

opinions?

 

Bullitt Proof Performance in Westlake, Ohio is the guy that does all the work on my car. I'm not sure if he had the paint mixed or what, but I told him I wanted my brakes done in bronze. Basically I wanted to see how Bronze colored Brembo's would look with my paint scheme (and the new paint scheme coming this winter ). But it looks so good, I may just keep the OEM calipers and build up a brake system using Mugen rotors, pads and lines. Anyway, not positive on how he achieved the color, but it matches Brembo bronze.