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YOUR RESEARCHYellow Calipers
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Use high pressure nozzle at the car wash
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The powder coating held up perfectly and you could use the high pressure nozzle at the car wash to spray the brake dust and dirt right off.
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Alen - They look good! I, for one, don't think you are a "poser" 'cuz don't thinl you are trying to pass them off as PCCB's. Got any close-ups? Did you put black decals on them?
paint will hold up well....painted mine about 4 months ago...and the only damage is from the dumb shop...lowering my car...when they took of one of the rims.
Sharp - the paint is holding up very well. I also sprayed a coat of Dupli-Color Clear coat over the stickers to help seal them. No problems with the paint coming off. You can check out the complete install with pics in the thread below:
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...ht=weekend+mod
I had mine professionally powder coated (red) and they silk screened the Porsche text on them, then did the clear coat. This was a bit pricey (don't ask......), but they looked like the factory Big Red powder coating job when they were done. I didn't want to be a poser either
, but the stock calipers are very nice looking and when they're red they really add an awesome visual enhancement to the car. The stock brakes are so good too that I didn't see the sense in spending the money to upgrade to the Big Red units all around.
The powder coating held up perfectly and you could use the high pressure nozzle at the car wash to spray the brake dust and dirt right off. The clear coat didn't let anything stick to them.
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