Duplicolor (spray on)for the hubs. G2 (brush on)for the calipers! You'll have to use painters tape and newspaper for the wheel well for the overspray. G2 sets up nice and hard and shiny!

 

Spray I don't know I'm talking about the caliper kit, with the brush. They look great from far but they give HORRIBLE orange peal look up close. I would HIGhLY suggest using some kind of clear coat or laquer on top.

 

now final question....anyone know where to get those heat resistant stickers for the calipers???

 

You shouldnt need heat resistant, just give it a bunch of clear and it should work...
it worked on all the other cars i've seen.

 

ahh i see, where do i get them from?

 

DupliColor worked great for me- make sure everything is super clean (I used brake cleaner) and wirebrushed and don't over work the paint. If you touch it while the polymer is cross-linking (as it dries) it will give huge orange peel... but if you just get in on there and leave it alone it will flow out nicely and set up real hard and glossy. Please humor me and do not paint the pad clips or the back of the brake pads the same color! I used Eastwood's aluminum trim paint on both the clips and the hub itself since they rust immediately.

Mine are almost 2.5 years old and still look fresh after powerwashing. This is a no brainer mod to me...

 

Any pictures of those up close?
Anywhere I've seen the brush duplicolor its had disgusting orange peel...

 

No charge . I'll let you know a date.

 

I was interested in eliminating the very visible rusty caliper parts. I did not do the hub but may take that on in the spring.

1. Preparation is critical - remove rust, brake dust, oils, etc.
2. Degreasing - prepsol etc is very important
3. Mask and prime ... paint with hi-temp paint. (I used Rustoleum brand).
4. Permit to dry thoroughly.