i just used normal hammerite and have had no problems at all. ok, they're grubby but thats to be expected. I left them on too, just used a fine brush and a steady hand. i used a wire brush to get the rust and crap off then applied a layer of primer which i allowed to dry before painting
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Humbrol enamel paint for doing toy cars and planes with works well and comes in loads of colors
Saxperience Post WhoreJoined: Jan 2009warringtonPosts: 7551posi blue mk2 2003 vtr
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as above small fine brush lots of layers and they come out fine with hammerite and no need to remove them, you also could put paper on the discs so no paint goes on them but not really needed
Established MemberJoined: Feb 2010Witham, EssexPosts: 2070Baby blue Hyundai coupe siii
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ah thats great cheers guys really helpful and thank you for the pics
Established MemberJoined: Dec 2009CambridgePosts: 1246Blue Furio
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Sorry for the but I didn't want to create another thread on the same subject.
I'm running greenstuff pads in my furio (see below pic), and I'd like to paint the calipers to match. Can anyone recommend a colour / paint to use?
E-tech do specific caliper paint, there's one colour called ST green I was thinking about... would this match up in your opinion? Comments and advice appreciated
Frequent PosterJoined: Aug 2008Bognor Regis, WEST SUSSEXPosts: 641Mauritius Blue VTR (Track)
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i like red calipers myself
Established MemberJoined: Feb 2010Witham, EssexPosts: 2070Baby blue Hyundai coupe siii
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well apparently hammeritre do a good selection of colours mate so what not have a try there you could possibly find a great match
my next question was going to could i also use this hammerite paint and primer on the heat sink cover of my amp?
Established MemberJoined: Feb 2010Witham, EssexPosts: 2070Baby blue Hyundai coupe siii
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Originally Posted by diidsax
i like red calipers myself
lol thats what i have at the moment and really not a fan