How to Paint Brake Calipers - Like from the FACTORY
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Published 2024-03-14
Use only heat-resistant paint! After heating, the paint becomes much stronger. Rust will not appear for many years.
All Comments (21)
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This is the proper way to do this. Complete disassembly, thorough cleaning of the components, correct masking of contact surfaces, then high heat paint applied and cured. Agree with those who say to chase the threads to prevent galling upon reassembly, and possibly honing the piston bore if needed. Overall, very well done.
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This would be better without the background music like your previous brake video.
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Awesome job and great results
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Wow...that is a professional job. What great work.
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Nicely done job! It was good to see the use of citric acid, because that's a great way to remove rust and I've never tried that, with a caliper, so far.
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Nice Job bro πͺπΌ
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Great job ! π
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Great video! Well done!
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Nice! I learned a few tricks. Thank you very much
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Good Video :) I always apply high temp ceramic grease on inside threads to stop steel bleeding nipples sizing up. And use ATE assembly lube on seals and pistons itself. Also if u want them to last lot longer than zinc plating is best rust prevention and than powder coating or Epoxy primer and spray it.
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Beautifully done
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Great video π
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Great job!
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Very nice work ππ»ππ»ππ»
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NICE JOB!
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Nice result. It'd be great if you explain the steps you go through and the materials used for restoring/rebuilding the calipers.
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brilliant my man π€
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Nice job ππ½πππ
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All threaded holes need to have bolts screwed into them before sandblasting and painting. Then, a thread tap must be run in to clear out the threads.π
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Nice job π
