Reply to "Seeking advice regarding powder coating original calipers"

rockyMember

No problem at all.

Note that somewhere, some one, told me the real color of the calipers was a coat of copper, with a gold second layer. You can see the copper color on the first picture - I guess I missed a spot painting the inside of the calipers.

The first pictures posted I were from Nov., 2014, when I first rebuilt and painted them.

The pictures in this post are from April 2017. I probably wiped off the calipers, but there was no repaint, or anything major done to them.

These pix also show my Koni Shock install, and powdercoated suspension.

Rocky

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