Any body paint there brembo caliper a different Color
05-24-2008, 09:28 PM
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Originally Posted by lgear080
My calipers are original from my '03 touring so I am sure you can find a flic yourself - they're rather bleh. I was polite in my repost, and I have a right to an opinion about work quality. I refuse to argue the semantics of a topic which has been hashed on the board many times. It all comes down to work quality. It was my OPINION that powdercoat jobs turned out better. If you can't handle that, go hump a tree.
05-25-2008, 12:05 PM
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Originally Posted by z-u-later
Just as I suspected, you shoot your mouth off without any facts or experience to back them up. Your opinion is baseless, newb.
****. Yes, ****. Yours look SUPER. Congratulations.
Many people hand paint their calipers or let unskilled
painters do the work, and the results BLOW. You are
basing your OPINION on your work, and that which
YOU have seen on the board. Those are all the facts
which are pertinent here. I am kind of confused about
why this is such an issue for you. Were you called fat
as a kid or something?
wow, talk about somone with a sandy vagina. anyway the important thing is to not do what this guy did
05-25-2008, 08:56 PM
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Originally Posted by 350z 7k
I was thinking about changing from orange to red. Do u think a body shop could do it
05-26-2008, 03:31 AM
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clear coat is your friend if you go the painted route. i would also talk to a local powdercoater in your area and a painter to get a feel for both methods...
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