Caliper Picture Request
05-25-2010, 08:23 AM
#31
I have to admit pink for a woman driver, that would be a kick 
Silver could be an idea, it is different and original... but not factory color...
Now that I think of pink, I am thinking those bright green or blue they have on the gt3... that'd be cool.
Silver could be an idea, it is different and original... but not factory color...
Now that I think of pink, I am thinking those bright green or blue they have on the gt3... that'd be cool.
05-25-2010, 08:36 AM
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Im telling ya,, the pink may be a bit over the top. But the candy purple on that black would be a lot neeter than you think or even an electric blue. I wish i had a fun color... I got gold what can you do with gold?
05-25-2010, 11:00 AM
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05-25-2010, 11:21 AM
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3 options
Orange like the GT3's orange... its a P car color, unique...
Yellow, which is classic, porsche has had for years on there cars and not always was PCCB, and contrast is perfection.... just DO not tell people they are PCCB then its a bad call...but if your honest and do it cause you like the contrast, realize Porsche has offered yellow brakes in the past that were not PCCB and many other big brake kits come in Yellow (must be a reason, cause it looks great!) then do it...
Finally Powder or Mexico blue... unique and depending on the car color could be cool... sorry, skipped through the thread....
All above work on white, black and any grey like variant color IMO very well....
(I went yellow, powder coat) Here is a close up and a rolling pic
Yellow, which is classic, porsche has had for years on there cars and not always was PCCB, and contrast is perfection.... just DO not tell people they are PCCB then its a bad call...but if your honest and do it cause you like the contrast, realize Porsche has offered yellow brakes in the past that were not PCCB and many other big brake kits come in Yellow (must be a reason, cause it looks great!) then do it...
Finally Powder or Mexico blue... unique and depending on the car color could be cool... sorry, skipped through the thread....
All above work on white, black and any grey like variant color IMO very well....
(I went yellow, powder coat) Here is a close up and a rolling pic
05-25-2010, 01:54 PM
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05-25-2010, 03:01 PM
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yes i probably could if i wanted to. i would still need to refinish them by sanding the surface and repaint with new emblems..
05-25-2010, 10:27 PM
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I guess you missed my point. <sigh>Flake off the remaining clear and
a. leave as is -flat black no heavy paint to hold in heat or
b. re shoot with clear
lettering is not affected by flaking the clear off
You only need to repaint and re letter if you are changing the color
a. leave as is -flat black no heavy paint to hold in heat or
b. re shoot with clear
lettering is not affected by flaking the clear off
You only need to repaint and re letter if you are changing the color
05-25-2010, 11:20 PM
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I guess you missed my point. <sigh>Flake off the remaining clear and
a. leave as is -flat black no heavy paint to hold in heat or
b. re shoot with clear
lettering is not affected by flaking the clear off
You only need to repaint and re letter if you are changing the color
a. leave as is -flat black no heavy paint to hold in heat or
b. re shoot with clear
lettering is not affected by flaking the clear off
You only need to repaint and re letter if you are changing the color