What do you think?
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What do you think?
As I had said in another thread, I finally painted my brembos yesterday. All together I probably put about 4 coats on. Im just wondering how you guys think the paint will handle winter in New England. Do you think it will hold up against the salt and snow? Also, I always wash my car by hand, but In the winter I have to go to a car wash. Like most car washes, the jets are pretty high powered, do you think the paint on the calipers will be alright against this?
I used plasti-kote caliper paint in case you need to know.
I used plasti-kote caliper paint in case you need to know.
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You didn't have to put up a new thread just for this question since you already asked in your other thread.
It should hold up well the first year. Might start to peel the second year. Did you use clearcoat?
It should hold up well the first year. Might start to peel the second year. Did you use clearcoat?
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As I had said in another thread, I finally painted my brembos yesterday. All together I probably put about 4 coats on. Im just wondering how you guys think the paint will handle winter in New England. Do you think it will hold up against the salt and snow? Also, I always wash my car by hand, but In the winter I have to go to a car wash. Like most car washes, the jets are pretty high powered, do you think the paint on the calipers will be alright against this?
I used plasti-kote caliper paint in case you need to know.
I used plasti-kote caliper paint in case you need to know.
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