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I've got a hold of a set of rotors and have some time here to get them painted up before I install them. I'm wondering what colour guys normally go with. I'm not looking for bling, just to avoid the rusted orange look. so: 1) Black to match teh brakes calipers 2) Silver to match the wheels What's the norm?
black wheels.... black hats silver wheels.... silver hats
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Yes - that's what I was thinking...too bad since I have black paint already but getting a hold of silver paint will involve a traffic battle this afternoon. cheers
Find a paint that will tolerate the high heat associated with that part.
Rotor hats should be SILVER to match the rotor!
Chevy Orange ! I think silver looks best.
I found some silver wheel paint which was "formulated for extra resistance to heat and brake dust etc.." I'll post pictures soon of the finished job but it will be a while before they are in service. I'm hoping they don't come off too shiny and all....still it will be better than rust coloured.
REAL men paint them w/ PINK GLITTER!
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