As soon as I started to paint my calipers it started to rain
11-27-2006, 05:54 AM
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I used a spay paint called "Rubber Guard # P50086". It is made by Kent Automotive.
My brother got it for me. He works for a body shop. It is a Rubberized undercoating and actually takes a few days to dry. I have heard not to use the asphalt one because they will melt when they get oil on them off of the road and such. I am sure you can find a similar product at a local autoparts store.
I just masked off all the parts i did not want to paint and then just sprayed. It took me a few hours to do all 4 but I taped off a lot of stuff. Some would say I am a perfectionist.
My brother got it for me. He works for a body shop. It is a Rubberized undercoating and actually takes a few days to dry. I have heard not to use the asphalt one because they will melt when they get oil on them off of the road and such. I am sure you can find a similar product at a local autoparts store.
I just masked off all the parts i did not want to paint and then just sprayed. It took me a few hours to do all 4 but I taped off a lot of stuff. Some would say I am a perfectionist.
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