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1 Pint of Bright Red (Gloss) Exterior grade Paint - $3.00 1 pack of small assorted paint brushes - $3.00 Jack up, Remove tire & Paint caliper (after cleaning outer caliper surfaces) - 45 minutes per tire I've used this method on multiple vehicles and the paint is still on and looking good after 5 plus years. If it gets scratched or nicked, get your half empty pint of bright red paint (leftover from 1st painting & touch it up like new) There are plenty of high speed, low drag, high temp, specialty paints "Just For Brake Calipers" that will cost you $30.00 to over $100.00 for the kit and you still have to paint them yourself Save your money for the real Mods Best Regards, Ray |
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