Subject	I used Testors model paint on mine - held up fine for years.
Posted by	dogpile on March 10, 2010 at 10:30 AM
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In Reply To	IMO, unless you're doing some funky color, epoxy coat them posted by BigTDogg (MA) on March 10, 2010 at 09:48 AM
Message	Did the same on the Miata, and I've had no issues either, track days and all. It's been on my calipers for nearly 7 years now (damn...) and I haven't had to touch it up yet.
Follow Ups	May be getting brake calipers powdercoated - Muffinz 09:19:30 03/10/10 IMO, unless you're doing some funky color, epoxy coat them - BigTDogg (MA) 09:48:29 03/10/10 I used Testors model paint on mine - held up fine for years. - dogpile 10:30:44 03/10/10 Very interesting, wouldn't have expected that! (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 11:56:39 03/10/10 Me neither, but my brother did it to one of his Mustangs - dogpile 13:39:54 03/10/10 That is exactly what I used on my NA and I never had - Musashi Sword 21:24:43 03/10/10 Re: IMO, unless you're doing some funky color, epoxy coat them - Muffinz 12:27:26 03/10/10 In that case: - BigTDogg (MA) 15:44:33 03/10/10 replace the orings before putting the two sides together - whip (Philly) 10:21:15 03/10/10 you really should replace the small o-rings that go here - LJZTT 13:02:21 03/10/10 thanks for the info. I'll get those o-rings replaced (n/m) - Muffinz 18:03:27 03/10/10 Re: May be getting brake calipers powdercoated - ouikikazz 21:42:47 03/10/10 PTFE o-rings in size 011 and 013 are what I provided LJ with - black300zx 22:28:37 03/10/10 Werd, I knew that info was here somewhere - BigTDogg (MA) 09:24:20 03/11/10
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