Caliper paint
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The Eastwood Paint brushes on so you avoid masking and is very good. I've used both and it's all a matter of whether you want to spray or brush on the paint.
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I used 1200 degree Ceramic Engine paint for mine and I think they came out great. It's more about prep than paint IMO. Brake Cleaner and a wire brush drill attachment got it nice and primed. No need to pull the caliper either, just a decent mask job. So far it's holding up awesome.Now I just need to get some time to do the caliper stickers I bought
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I just bought the Dupli-Color Caliper Paint kit at Advance Auto Parts. It was on sale for I thought $12 bucks, but when the lady rang it up she said $8.22 please. I didn't know if I read the sale price wrong or if she rang it up wrong,all I know is I slapped the $$$ down and skipped my happy but right out of there! I got outside and looked on the receipt and it said Dupli-Color Caliper Paint so I guess it was that cheap. I was going to buy another one but they just had Red left no Black. Don't you just love it when you get a good deal!
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i dont think i spent more than 3-4 dollars for a can of High Temp paint from pepboys, matches the truck perfectly cause i actually painted something on the truck's bottom using it. Here are my results, one year and 10,000 miles later still looks like that, after they are cleaned of course hehe.