Crystal Red Metallic and Brake calipers
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I have an 08 crm coupe and thinking about painting or powdercoating the brake calipers. What color have you other crm owners painted yours? pics if ya got em. tdb
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Silly me. I just used a rattle can of Krylon latex. The 2612 Indian Ocean Burgundy is a match for CRM.
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Mine are CRM, powdercoated by forum vendor Mike at the following link.
http://www.thepowdercoater.com/galle...?album=2&pos=0
Here's a few pictures.
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I will need to wash the car first. It's a DD, not a garage queen and the rain here has been off and on for a couple weeks.
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Mine are CRM, powdercoated by forum vendor Mike at the following link.
http://www.thepowdercoater.com/galle...?album=2&pos=0
Here's a few pictures.
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http://www.thepowdercoater.com/galle...?album=2&pos=0
Here's a few pictures.
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You can't get that out of a spray can.
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What's silly about it? I sprayed mine almost a year ago and they still look good. I can spray 'em every time they start to look bad for the next 20 years before it equates to the cost of powder coating.
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Just finished putting CRM calipers on my 2008 CRM vert. Mike "The Powder Coater" did the excellent power coat job. By all means contact him no matter what color you decide on!
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True that. Especially a good idea if you take it to the road course because the calipers start looking pretty sad from the heat. With the rattle can method you just refresh as needed. Not a knock against powder coating but sometimes the cheap and easy is not so bad and can make sense.
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True that. Especially a good idea if you take it to the road course because the calipers start looking pretty sad from the heat. With the rattle can method you just refresh as needed. Not a knock against powder coating but sometimes the cheap and easy is not so bad and can make sense.
Powdercoating cost is 250 plus 30 shipping and exchange is available with a 300 refundable core charge.
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True that. Especially a good idea if you take it to the road course because the calipers start looking pretty sad from the heat. With the rattle can method you just refresh as needed. Not a knock against powder coating but sometimes the cheap and easy is not so bad and can make sense.
For day to day driving, powdercoating will give you a much more professional and polished look.
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I paided $250 plus $30 shipping. It was worth every penny. Plus Mike's service is outstanding. He recieved my brackets and calipers on a Friday morning and they were on a UPS truck back to me by Saturday night!
There are several postings here on the forum on "How to remove and re-install" plus Mike has a "Vette" magazine article on his web site with a "How to do" article.
There are several postings here on the forum on "How to remove and re-install" plus Mike has a "Vette" magazine article on his web site with a "How to do" article.