derekinthez

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I was really joking about the dirty caliper.
I've never had one fail due to uncleanliness
Lol. I guess I could sell 2 rear calipers, but
Won't be home tell the 19th, lmk. Im a big fan of
Pc parts. Make me an offer.

Derek

ronn1

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+1^^^

I just painted the unswept area on the rears...that's where you have a LARGE rust area on replacements. I used Krylon BBQ and Stove paint (1200*F) and it worked great.
Here is what the replacements look like on the rear:

STL 350Z

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I do this to my rotor hats every year to freshen things up. Sand, spray, dry, drive. You can spray the entire rotor and the brake pads will remove the paint where it's not supposed to be... just drive slow and your fine. Afterwards just wash your wheels as the brakes will produce a paint dust that you don't want sitting on your wheels. I have done this to every car I have ever driven and I've had no issues... ever. i can't stand rusty rotor hats.

I have also used Duplicolor high temp flat black for many years for this and it always results in a "new from the factory" look.

4DRVIPER

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Sheesh...I powder coat nearly everything on my car. These are the 350Z calipers that I bought to go on my SER....before and after pics.

What arrived that I bought.....




What they look like now...





What I am working on for the fronts

Before.....



After media blasting/cleaning....


Intermediate stage on top, untouched opposite caliper on the bottom...