Brembos
Brembos
i wanna paint my stock brembos cause they come the shitty gray color and my car is sport tintcoat red whats a good way to paint them with losing the "brembo" lettering logo?
That "shitty gray color" is one of the best coatings available on factory Brembo equipped cars. Unlike powder coating, the anodized Brembos on our car will never change color due to heat. Neither will the lettering. Take an STI or Evo out for one track session, and they start turning brown. My Evo brakes were crap brown and the lettering was light brown.
If you really must go and ruin them, you can get them powder coated, but you'll have to use new calipers and exchange yours. Powder coating used calipers is risky due to it being filled with brake fluid. The easiest way would be to just buy a set of properly powder coated new calipers from John Powell.
If you really must go and ruin them, you can get them powder coated, but you'll have to use new calipers and exchange yours. Powder coating used calipers is risky due to it being filled with brake fluid. The easiest way would be to just buy a set of properly powder coated new calipers from John Powell.
That "shitty gray color" is one of the best coatings available on factory Brembo equipped cars. Unlike powder coating, the anodized Brembos on our car will never change color due to heat. Neither will the lettering. Take an STI or Evo out for one track session, and they start turning brown. My Evo brakes were crap brown and the lettering was light brown.
If you really must go and ruin them, you can get them powder coated, but you'll have to use new calipers and exchange yours. Powder coating used calipers is risky due to it being filled with brake fluid. The easiest way would be to just buy a set of properly powder coated new calipers from John Powell.
If you really must go and ruin them, you can get them powder coated, but you'll have to use new calipers and exchange yours. Powder coating used calipers is risky due to it being filled with brake fluid. The easiest way would be to just buy a set of properly powder coated new calipers from John Powell.
use high temp paint and allow it to cure before u go and drive it it takes a couple of hours i powdercoat wheels and hightemps will eventually wear on the coatings caliper paint is rated 500 degrees works good on my car just let it cure but youll need a new decal
That "shitty gray color" is one of the best coatings available on factory Brembo equipped cars. Unlike powder coating, the anodized Brembos on our car will never change color due to heat. Neither will the lettering. Take an STI or Evo out for one track session, and they start turning brown. My Evo brakes were crap brown and the lettering was light brown.
If you really must go and ruin them, you can get them powder coated, but you'll have to use new calipers and exchange yours. Powder coating used calipers is risky due to it being filled with brake fluid. The easiest way would be to just buy a set of properly powder coated new calipers from John Powell.
If you really must go and ruin them, you can get them powder coated, but you'll have to use new calipers and exchange yours. Powder coating used calipers is risky due to it being filled with brake fluid. The easiest way would be to just buy a set of properly powder coated new calipers from John Powell.
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