Paint or powder coat your calipers?
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For those of you who wanted a different color/look for your calipers, what did you do? Paint? Powder coat? If you would share your suggestions and/or experiences, that would be great. Photos of the results would also be appreciated. Thank you.
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curious what color are you thinking of?
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I agree given the temps and conditions these operate under, PC seems much more resilient than painting (which would require special paint anyway IMO)
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Powder coat. CCP Coatings in Detroit.
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Realize yellow normally signifies ceramic's but went with yellow because it looked great with the Nordic Gold. Picked up Porsche stencils on ebay and ben@rpmaustin.com laid them on the Wilwood calipers. T
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Realize yellow normally signifies ceramic's but went with yellow because it looked great with the Nordic Gold. Picked up Porsche stencils on ebay and ben@rpmaustin.com laid them on the Wilwood calipers. T
Thought you did them on the 50th!