Hey guys...
I'm wondering if anyone can give me some guide of removing the brake caliper out of the car wheel??
I wanna take out the brake caliper and spray a new paint on it. So... anyone can help?
Any advice will be appreciated.
Thanks!
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u don't need to remove the brake caliper...
just take off your wheels, then mask up the parts u dont want paint to get on, and spray...
heres a post to what i did a few months earlier...
http://www.ftoaustralia.com/modules.php ... highlight=
just take off your wheels, then mask up the parts u dont want paint to get on, and spray...
heres a post to what i did a few months earlier...
http://www.ftoaustralia.com/modules.php ... highlight=
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Yeah, thanks for the reply.
I had removed the wheels in the morning and when i was about to spray the brake calipers, i have a read on the instruction on the high temp paint. It says "do not apply at temperature lower than 21C"... And it says "drying up under a temp of 100C will make the paint look nicer" so I was thinking if i can take out the brake caliper and put it into a oven and have it heated for 100C for an hour...
especially during the winter days like now...
I had removed the wheels in the morning and when i was about to spray the brake calipers, i have a read on the instruction on the high temp paint. It says "do not apply at temperature lower than 21C"... And it says "drying up under a temp of 100C will make the paint look nicer" so I was thinking if i can take out the brake caliper and put it into a oven and have it heated for 100C for an hour...
especially during the winter days like now...
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all u gotta do is keep puttin a coat of paint on it till the colour turns out strong enough for your liking. it'll be easier if u have 2 jacks so u can do 2 at a timelawrencetlc wrote:Yeah, thanks for the reply.
I had removed the wheels in the morning and when i was about to spray the brake calipers, i have a read on the instruction on the high temp paint. It says "do not apply at temperature lower than 21C"... And it says "drying up under a temp of 100C will make the paint look nicer" so I was thinking if i can take out the brake caliper and put it into a oven and have it heated for 100C for an hour...
especially during the winter days like now...

i helped my friend do it on his celica last week, it's easy but time consuming cos u gotta wait for the paint to try and give it a few coats
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