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DO YOU paint your brakes?


Noz

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I've always preferred a tidy clean looking car than bright in your face max power ready. Brakes needed a clean up (as were bright green; long story) so only have red paint to hand, I've done the fronts red.

 

The rears, are black. I much prefer this look, the black just gives a much cleaner feel.

 

Is this a common thing? Or have I suddenly joined the fiesta crew by having my calipers ferrari red?

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I painted mine satin black in Hammerite and put the standard white and red Supra logo on the calipers. I was thinking a different colour, but I didn't think anything would look as good as black, especially behind the LMs :)

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Mine are black but there standard, in black you can get away with hamerite but any other colour I think looks crap unless there actually painted.

 

One thing I do hate is the "supra" stickers people put on them, super cheesy!

 

To answer the question red brakes look lovely but only when there big calipers!

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Do you guys completely remove all the brakes (dismantle) when your painting them or can they be done with just the wheel off and everything intact? I have been tempted to do this on mine but thought it would involve taking everything apart

 

I used a wire brush to get all the crap off, cleaned the calipers with thinners (or something, I can't remember. It could have been water!) then painted them in place :)

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