How to Paint Brake Calipers with VHT Caliper Paint
- 6 yıl önce
NEW REVISED CALIPER PAINTING VIDEO ▶︎ \r
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Dremel 4000 Rotary Tool Kit ▶︎ \r
Brass Wire Wheel ▶︎ \r
Rustoleum High Heat Primer ▶︎ \r
VHT Caliper Paint ▶︎ \r
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Ive seen many people have simply taken their wheels off, and started spraying paint on their callipers. Not only does that mean they get paint on the callipers and bracket, but they also get paint where it shouldnt go such as on the pads, rotors, and where any of the lubrication is. \r
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In this video, it will show you how to paint your brake callipers while still keeping the brake lines attached. This is meant for most people that know a bit about how the car works, but dont have the means/ desire to get behind there. This is simply an aesthetic modification. \r
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I used VHT caliper cleaner to clean most of the residue off the of the caliper and bracket, and then hit them both with VHT caliper paint. You do not need the VHT specific products to do this; any type of high temperature paint will do the trick, even barbecue paint will do the trick. The VHT paint that I used rated up to 900 degrees fahrenheit. \r
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If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments below or send me a message. Thanks for watching!
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Dremel 4000 Rotary Tool Kit ▶︎ \r
Brass Wire Wheel ▶︎ \r
Rustoleum High Heat Primer ▶︎ \r
VHT Caliper Paint ▶︎ \r
\r
Ive seen many people have simply taken their wheels off, and started spraying paint on their callipers. Not only does that mean they get paint on the callipers and bracket, but they also get paint where it shouldnt go such as on the pads, rotors, and where any of the lubrication is. \r
\r
In this video, it will show you how to paint your brake callipers while still keeping the brake lines attached. This is meant for most people that know a bit about how the car works, but dont have the means/ desire to get behind there. This is simply an aesthetic modification. \r
\r
I used VHT caliper cleaner to clean most of the residue off the of the caliper and bracket, and then hit them both with VHT caliper paint. You do not need the VHT specific products to do this; any type of high temperature paint will do the trick, even barbecue paint will do the trick. The VHT paint that I used rated up to 900 degrees fahrenheit. \r
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If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments below or send me a message. Thanks for watching!