Bob Z.

One can choose from a couple colors on the new generation (sorry, I refuse to even type it).

911boy

I had mine done through my dealer so that I knew they were re-assembled properly.

I really don't get this? Mine look awesome.

SeeForce

Im with you on the caliper size. they dont seems considerably smaller to me either.

ahung

Same here. My Porsche dealership powdercoated my calipers with my color choice before I took delivery. Their Motorsport division did the work and recommended powdercoating over paint. I am very pleased with their work and the final product.

Nifty911

Here's a few of my first attempt with yellow. This was consistent until the day I traded, about two years and 35k miles later. .

Bob Z.

Nice, what kind of paint? Anything special?

Nifty911

I used the Duplicolor spray.

The trick is getting them as clean as possible first. I applied maybe 3 coats, one each hour or something.

Guards_Red_991

Take the calipers off, 90% of the project's success is prep... Clean, sand, clean, sand, and when you think they are clean enough, clean again. The other 10% is how good you are with a spray.

titan7

RDIMA

Good Morning, do you have a photo with the calibers on. I like the combo with gaurds Red. do you recall what gray color you selected and where did you get the porsche decal.

Thank you

RD

Truble10

I went back and forth on painting my calipers. Every time I walked up to my car they bothered me. I hated the Weber grill faded black. Had Wheel Dynamics paint mine and I could not be happier. Looks 98% as good as a factory job. It was a pain and expensive but I'm happy. I've painted some myself with high-temp paint, decals and clear coat but they always start to yellow after a while and do not look nearly as good as what Wheel Dynamics did. Thought a lot about color matching the Graphite Blue but that started to get real expensive.

I went with red, not because I'm trying to look like an S model but the color just looks right with black wheels and red taillights. I really like the contrast with the wheels. If painting them red makes me a poser then I'm a poser and can live with it.

Bob Z.

I think they look good albeit I would have done Black lettering - did you ask for White, which is the OEM color?

Truble10

It was their stock decal with stock caliper color that is called Guards red. I agree I should have differentiated the decal. It's also smaller than the stock one as you can see in the picture.

Bob Z.

These should work (on the left), which I bought for my car when I had Red brakes:

SH2

The white lettering looks “spot” on!!