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JohnNI

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27th Jan 08 at 12:44

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high temp engine paint should do the trick, few quid for a tub of it and you only need a bit of it.

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Hammerite every time. Easy to apply and no primer needed.

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Hammerite every time. Easy to apply and no primer needed.

Rob B

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28th Jan 08 at 12:45

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Ywellow hammerite

and i had my discs glowing last night and there still fine

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check my sig for photos.....

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Cheers guys

Rob B - appreciatte the photo mate looks well smart !!

anyone else with any pics ??

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Someone on here not do an online guide to carrying out this very job ?? any links ??

Graham88

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TBH if you can't paint calipers I'm surprised you can get the wheel off to do it

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checky my project thread:

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=402475

I have pics of painting my drums and calipers in hamerite black.

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quote:
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TBH if you can't paint calipers I'm surprised you can get the wheel off to do it

Which is exactly why there are many more online guides on whats the best methods to use

appreciatte the link to the article will check it out tomorrow

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ive got a black sxi and ive painted my calipers yellow, drums black. doesnt look to shabby

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go 4 red

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if you really want to have yellow only do the front have the drums black

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techno techno techno techno

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