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anyone in auckland paint brake calipers?

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Heya, wanting to paint the oem grey brake calipers painted,

anyone got recommendations on where to go?

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Do them like the Tii Concept please. It has the same brakes as your car.

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Good call painting them, they look poo’s and wee’s unpainted when they go corroded.

Dupli Colour do a paint kit that comes in a few different colours, this kit can be purchased from Repco or Supercheap. It comes with all you need bar a hard wire brush. I would recommend this as the best way to do it if you don’t want to remove your callipers as you simply paint it on with a brush. Use two coats per calliper, keep them clean and re do them in a few months.

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I just sprayed mine, high temp paint, blue. Doesnt take long, with an exquisite masking job i didnt even need to take them off, looks mint.

You sure your not up to the diy, took about 40 mins to do both my fronts.

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does anyone know where to get brembo decals that can handle high temperatures?

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Best make a stencil and paint them on.

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All over ebay.

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Heya, thanks for the tips / feedback,

im sure DIY is fun but speaking from experience, im no painter lol,

soo yeah rather just find a place to take it and get it done propa,

want to do front & back

Trying to find a place on the north shoreee

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here's another in white

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don't think white'll go well on a black car though.

Might just go with a darkish blue, next step is figure out who to take it to..

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DIY. just mask the stuff off you dont want to paint. done

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Said he's not keen to DIY, although i would urge you to reconsider, the application of the paint is far easier than any flat panel as the highly textured surface holds paint on, i literally did it in one very thick coat just kept spraying it on till it was hugely wet, i put another one on only cos i had the paint but for coverage one did it, no runs.

I did them on my car, 3 minutes masking per caliper after brakleen and toothbrush, sure i couldnt get the rear side too well but you cant tell that from any forward angle and you sure as hell cant tell when the wheel is on.

I suppose then you wont take them off the car? That would make things very easy and any most paint places should do it. Else just ring a panelbeater type place and im sure one of them will do it, prob charge a fortune as they will likely take the calipers off to clean them to ensure the paint job is excellent and you dont come back upset.

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