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I tried painting calipers on a couple other of my "lesser" cars and did not get this quality of results. And usually I pride myself on my spray painting.
What's the secret? Lots of coats? Or do these Porsche calipers just take well to a coat of paint?
Dont use paint..brake fluid will eat it...even the epoxy paints.
Paint is easy on one surface, or, two...or three if the surfaces are flat planes...calipers are not easy to spray consistently. they are wavy complex creatures. Light here, heavy and runny there..anything uneven, dries uneven.
But a powder coat, by it's nature is relatively easy to lay down flat and even, and the baking process is somewhat self leveling.
09-19-2023, 09:39 PM
