New Brembo color
Jun 11, 2007, 12:31 PM
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I'll have all that on here tomorrow morning when I come back to work. I don't have internet at home so I'll have to wait until then. Is there anything in particular that you guys want me to take a picture of while doing the other three?
Jun 11, 2007, 12:38 PM
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I was going to go with gold at first but finding gold caliper spray paint was difficult. The only way to get the gold in a spray had to come from Japan. I wasn't willing to pay the extra charge or wait the extra time for it. Considering it was a toss up between silver, yellow and gold I just went for the most available.
Jun 11, 2007, 12:43 PM
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what paint? can you get it for a higher temp? and how much was the paint...did you sand it? what grit? all these should be answered tomorrow... im unemployed so looking for something to do with my time...this seems to be the answer to my prayers
Jun 11, 2007, 12:50 PM
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You are correct sir! All of these questions will be answered tomorrow. If you are looking for something to occupy your time this is the task for you. It's a very easy mod but it is very time consuming.
Jun 11, 2007, 02:35 PM
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although not done with paint, here is my set:
(sorry cell phone camera sucks)
this was the first set i've done, i took them apart, took the seals out, the powdercoating place blasted them, taped them off and coated them (i did white, cause i'll prolly be going with sa-70 rims in bronze).
the second set is on the way here. i wont be seperating the halves again though, because they are torque to yield calipers (i.e. they strip out when they install the bolts the first time)
(sorry cell phone camera sucks)
this was the first set i've done, i took them apart, took the seals out, the powdercoating place blasted them, taped them off and coated them (i did white, cause i'll prolly be going with sa-70 rims in bronze).
the second set is on the way here. i wont be seperating the halves again though, because they are torque to yield calipers (i.e. they strip out when they install the bolts the first time)
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