What color brake calipers on my car:
#52
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I was re-reading over this thread ... and was wondering what's the difference between powdercoating and painting it? I mean is there one huge difference or does it just look better?
#54
IOTus,
Hey man I'd say paint them black but really really glossy and the hub section of the disk silver.
Mine are glossy blue..... with the silver disks. Look amazing.
My reason for not picking silver on your calipers is because it'll be dirty all the time. Black suits your car and it's easy to keep clean.
Hey man I'd say paint them black but really really glossy and the hub section of the disk silver.
Mine are glossy blue..... with the silver disks. Look amazing.
My reason for not picking silver on your calipers is because it'll be dirty all the time. Black suits your car and it's easy to keep clean.
#60
A year later and no one ever answered Christi's question...so I won't, either......I imagine she's educated herself on the subject, anyway....
Eastwood has a great color range for calipers now and they are all specifically designed for braking systems and the heat of said systems....get a catalog...
Eastwood has a great color range for calipers now and they are all specifically designed for braking systems and the heat of said systems....get a catalog...
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Is this the same eastwood, or just another eastwood selling paint?
http://www.eastwoodco.com/email/defa...geName=default
http://www.eastwoodco.com/email/defa...geName=default
#70
Originally posted by vipernicus42
Is this the same eastwood, or just another eastwood selling paint?
http://www.eastwoodco.com/email/defa...geName=default
Is this the same eastwood, or just another eastwood selling paint?
http://www.eastwoodco.com/email/defa...geName=default