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Silver might work, with Blue PORSCHE lettering. If you need someone to make custom color decals contact Sandy (fannonsandy@gmail.com) who has made decals for many of us here.
............ its between orange and acid green at this point, ..........
Between the two I would go orange. It will play better off of the sapphire. You may want to consider other details of your car in orange too, it would accentuate and coordinate your caliper design in a good way.
Somewhat related but when I had Red brake calipers I did not like the White PORSCHE lettering on them so I had some decals made to convert them to Black, but since I swapped to PCCBs, which already have Black lettering, I have an extra set that I have no use for - PM me if interested. These are Black over Red vinyl that matches the calipers well so don't worry about having to try to cover each letter by itself!
For example, just look at the photos of the pink caliper (powder coated, super hard/slick gloss finish) and the silver caliper (nice color, but lots of 'orange peel'). Not to mention how they hold up to the heat cycles.
For example, just look at the photos of the pink caliper (powder coated, super hard/slick gloss finish) and the silver caliper (nice color, but lots of 'orange peel'). Not to mention how they hold up to the heat cycles.
Correct me if I am wrong but the factory ones are just painted, right?
Look into Wheel Dynamics. They are even in CA. Interesting, they DON'T powder coat. But there is a Rennlister here who did this as a full-time 2nd business (pilot) who only DID powder coating (that's his pink sample).
Jet-Hot, who now does the powder-coating for Soul Performance, does great work at very reasonable costs albeit you will have to ship them the calipers. Odds are though that anyone looking to have this done can find a fairly local shop.