YOUR RESEARCHBrake Calliper Paint
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She has covered over 63K now and I have noticed that the paint on the callipers is failing in certain areas, any thoughts anyone as to the best way to get this sorted. Any advice would be a great help M :worship:
I think the calipers have been stove enamelled which means a 'paint job' won't match properly as paint is not as thick. I may be wrong here - but I also have a few chips in mine but I'm pretty sure it is enamel and they therefore would need stripping back and refurbing??
I just had mine done, on the rear only £225 each 1 years warrenty. This was a good call as one side was already seized. Refitted them last week plus new pads. As off to LeMans next month small service and once over in two weeks time. Come back them MOT time, should be ok only done less than 2000 miles since last one.
see ya who did them for you? m
My fronts need doing on the turbo. Although that said I may have a issue with the bleed valves being seized so they may get done at the same time, depending on whether my attempt to free them in a few weeks doesn't go well, lol. Anyway, here's a useful link for you http://www.design911.co.uk/pages/advancedSearch.aspx?search=brake+paint Jim
D911 is agood price, but looks like there will additional costs RPM do refurb and repaint for £120 plus vat http://www.rpmtechnik.co.uk/porsche_upgrades/upgrades.php
Thanks mate, never seen that site. Jim :thumb:
Hello, if you look in the Porsche Post magazine they have a advert in there. Classicar Automotive.
For anyone who isnt a PCGB member Classicar details are here http://www.classiccarwebsite.com/home/a0_C/a0_CL/i1700_Classicar_Automotive
i hvae set of front red calipers that you could swop the pistons over came off a 18000 mile car and are immaculate just have some of the anti rattle shims rusted on to the pistons. i assume you could swop the pistons over new seals and your away
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