Reply to "Seeking recommendations for cleaning brake calipers in preparation for painting."

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Back 15 years or so, when people were Pulling the shiny moldings pieces off and Powered Coat them, I choose to Paint Mine! I used SEM Spray Paint! SEM Black Primer and SEM Black Satin. First degrease and clean Very well! Then went over everything with a Green scratchy pad, then cleaned again! Two coat of each paint! Of coarse masking everything off so You don't get over spray all over the rest of the Car Took the Longest! It touches up great if needed! 15 years later Still looks Good! Not sure if SEM make Brake Caliper Paint?

8/1/199:15 PM

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