how to repaint brembos?
Jul 6, 2013, 05:54 PM
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how to repaint brembos?
Should I blast them off ? And Powder coat them or use the caliper spray? Also how do I get the brembo sticker back on their is it just a sticker or?
Jul 6, 2013, 06:15 PM
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The best way:
-Get new seals between the halves (there's a company on here that sell them)
-Get new dust seals.
-Check your pistons to make sure there is no scratching or damage (replace if there is)
-Completely dissasemble them.
-Chemically strip them. I personally do not like to media blast them, as it's impossible to guarentee that no media entered any of the passages.
-Powdercoat them (or paint, your choice)
-use Brembo stencils to paint new "Brembo" logos
-Clear coat them with a 2K clear coat.
-Reassemble with new seals and dust covers.
-Get new seals between the halves (there's a company on here that sell them)
-Get new dust seals.
-Check your pistons to make sure there is no scratching or damage (replace if there is)
-Completely dissasemble them.
-Chemically strip them. I personally do not like to media blast them, as it's impossible to guarentee that no media entered any of the passages.
-Powdercoat them (or paint, your choice)
-use Brembo stencils to paint new "Brembo" logos
-Clear coat them with a 2K clear coat.
-Reassemble with new seals and dust covers.
Jul 6, 2013, 07:33 PM
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The best way:
-Get new seals between the halves (there's a company on here that sell them)
-Get new dust seals.
-Check your pistons to make sure there is no scratching or damage (replace if there is)
-Completely dissasemble them.
-Chemically strip them. I personally do not like to media blast them, as it's impossible to guarentee that no media entered any of the passages.
-Powdercoat them (or paint, your choice)
-use Brembo stencils to paint new "Brembo" logos
-Clear coat them with a 2K clear coat.
-Reassemble with new seals and dust covers.
-Get new seals between the halves (there's a company on here that sell them)
-Get new dust seals.
-Check your pistons to make sure there is no scratching or damage (replace if there is)
-Completely dissasemble them.
-Chemically strip them. I personally do not like to media blast them, as it's impossible to guarentee that no media entered any of the passages.
-Powdercoat them (or paint, your choice)
-use Brembo stencils to paint new "Brembo" logos
-Clear coat them with a 2K clear coat.
-Reassemble with new seals and dust covers.
Jul 6, 2013, 10:41 PM
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https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...-conditon.html
and
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...embos-how.html
Personally, green - no, yellow - yes. If you want ideas for colours, the following thread will give you some ideas.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...os-thread.html
Get the decals off eBay, they're not expensive but ensure you get the hi temp ones or else you will be quite unhappy.
and
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...embos-how.html
Personally, green - no, yellow - yes. If you want ideas for colours, the following thread will give you some ideas.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...os-thread.html
Get the decals off eBay, they're not expensive but ensure you get the hi temp ones or else you will be quite unhappy.
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