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Is it possible to paint brake pads, or soemthing around the brakes on the wheels? I remember one of my mates saying something about that.
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twirqurky wrote: Is it possible to paint brake pads, or soemthing around the brakes on the wheels? I remember one of my mates saying something about that.
Probably referring to the calipers dude. Yeah, can be done. Use some paint that can handle a bit of heat and should be fine. Keep paint away from rotors and surface of the pad... you'll be fine, not much to it.
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You can purchase different colored pads like EBC make http://www.ebcbrakes.com/Automotive.html and you can also paint your calipers if you want. Get some VHT paint for it. http://www.diamondspire.com/members/Pure%20Weevil/VHTBrochure.pdf
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| deos eb |
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yea blood oth i did it to my eb and i just covered the area that i did not want painted. i used a hi temp paint cost round $13-$15 and it has not come off yet it looks good when the caar is movin it makes people look at da wheels. (pity i dont have 19's or 18's only shirt 16's.) u can get the paint on the disc it burns off the second u touch ur breaks or wears off v quickly.
DO IT as starsky would say lol
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Hey Man i say DO IT!!
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OK....
Uhhh.... How? |
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all you do is remove the wheel and then get a rag with some cleaner on it then just wipe ova the area being painted, let dry spray on paint then wait for 10 15mins then repaint if it looks good to u wait for it to dry round 30mins then remove the tape and refit the wheel and done there u go it looks 100 times better
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deos eb wrote: all you do is remove the wheel and then get a rag with some cleaner on it then just wipe ova the area being painted, let dry spray on paint then wait for 10 15mins then repaint if it looks good to u wait for it to dry round 30mins then remove the tape and refit the wheel and done there u go it looks 100 times better
Mate you just destroyed my hopes of doing so...taking the wheel off? Man that sounds like ahrd work...any advice, tips, hints and tricks. |
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twirqurky wrote: deos eb wrote: all you do is remove the wheel and then get a rag with some cleaner on it then just wipe ova the area being painted, let dry spray on paint then wait for 10 15mins then repaint if it looks good to u wait for it to dry round 30mins then remove the tape and refit the wheel and done there u go it looks 100 times better Mate you just destroyed my hopes of doing so...taking the wheel off? Man that sounds like ahrd work...any advice, tips, hints and tricks. Remove your jack from the boot...jack the car up...remove the wheel using the tyre iron (also found in the boot)...do what he says...put wheel back on using reverse steps then move to new wheel.
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What's a wheel?
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Vic wrote: What's a wheel?
And where is the fricken BOOT? I thought that would be on your foot  
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