Rebuilding and painting caliper. What did you on the 4th weekend?
#1
Rebuilding and painting caliper. What did you on the 4th weekend?
Decided to start my caliper paint and rebuild project as I didn't have any plans for the long weekend. Glad I did as one piston on each side of the rear was jambed and even with a compressor I could' get them out. Had to boil the caliper to heat it up before they popped out. Rear pads were wearing uneven.
now it's literally waiting for paint to dry
Up on stands
Popping seals and pistons
First coat of paint
now it's literally waiting for paint to dry
Up on stands
Popping seals and pistons
First coat of paint
#2
Rennlist Member
Looks like you have been productive. I did alot of driving. 200+ miles on Saturday alone. Also replaced the driver's side front wheel well arch adn the right front inner CV joint boot on my C4 Cab.
Cheers to independence.
D.
Cheers to independence.
D.
#3
Suntanning to cure the paint before decals and clear coat
Looks like you have been productive. I did alot of driving. 200+ miles on Saturday alone. Also replaced the driver's side front wheel well arch adn the right front inner CV joint boot on my C4 Cab.
Cheers to independence.
Nice! Always little things to replace with older cars.
D.
Cheers to independence.
Nice! Always little things to replace with older cars.
D.
#7
Arggg! So the clear coat ate thru two parts that were not completely dry. Guess I'll have to sand and redo these sections. Lesson learned, wait until the paint is fully cured before clear
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#13
thanks, they're inexpensive so you can buy a few colors to see what works.
http://www.whitegauges.net/face_colors.php?style=2
http://www.whitegauges.net/face_colors.php?style=2
#14
Burning Brakes
Today I built a ramp for my deck stairs so my aging dog (she'll be 16 next month) can get to the back yard without being carried. Not a car project, but I'm sure all you dog owners can relate.
Tony and Dion -- nice job on the gauges and brakes, respectively!
Tony and Dion -- nice job on the gauges and brakes, respectively!
#15
I can respect that. Our Yorkie is 15 and certainly can't jump on the bed no more.