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A Mechanic Friend of mine had a comment about me wanting to Paint my Brake Calipers.He said if they are Aluminum, painting would hamper the cooling ability of the Calipers. Wadda ya think ????
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These are mine with 30K and about a dozen track sessions. I had just taken off the 'R' compounds to put the 'streets' back on when I took this. Nov '00.
Just make sure you clean them reeeeel good.
------------------ Mike - Maryland Chapter Director, MAFBA
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I don't think that you have any mechanic friends! Ha! Hey, if you don't take that thing out and drive it why are you worring about painting it? Are you ever going to show up at Andrettie's??? And where;s Frank?
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What brand/type of paint did you use to do that? It looks great, gotta do it to mine!
Rick
Rick,
If you go to www.eastwoodco.com thats where I got the paint. part # 10175Z It resists heat up to 1200 degrees F. This is exhaust paint and seems to resist dirt build up too. I haven't cleaned them since I painted them. Just washed them off with the hose.
Paul
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