BLUE G2 BRAKE CALIPER PAINT EPOXY STYLE KIT HIGH HEAT MADE IN USA FAST SHIPPING

Description

G
2
HIGH TEMPERATURE EPOXY STYLE BRAKE CALIPER 2 PART PAINT KIT -
Blue
This top-of-the-line
BRAKE Caliper Paint System Set
from
G2
™
, is
the most complete and easy-to-use kit available
and includes everything necessary to paint four
(4) standard sized brake calipers or two (2) drums
in your driveway or professional performance shop.
G2
™
has specially contracted chemical engineers to research and develop our two-part paint which now offers the
highest heat resistance
on the DIY aftermarket
(up to 980 degrees)
.
Easily applied
as a brush-on, the paint adds a great styling touch to any brake caliper ultimately highlighting already stylish show-through rims.
Not only is the
G2
™
system attractive, but it offers great chemical and physical protection to the caliper. Brake fluids and dust, road salt, dirt, even loose gravel can't harm the high-gloss finish of
G2's
™
BRAKE Caliper Paint System
.
The
G2 BRAKE Caliper Paint System
™
has many advantages over spray-type paint because it will not flake, and it dries much harder than any rattle-can product. The paint kit is so attractive and reliable that
G2
™
offers a
100% product performance guarantee
.
Each kit is hand-assembled and all materials are
100% made in the USA!
Included is a
high-performance aerosol caliper cleaner, mixing can, stirrer, application brush,
installation instructions
and a
color decal
.
No other brake caliper paint manufacturer offers such a complete system
and
no one
can compete with such an effective kit.
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Please Note:
This kit contains an aerosol cleaner.
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Please Note:
The
G2
™
High Temperature Brake Caliper Paint System Set
contains approximately
3 1/2 liquid oz. of paint
and approximately
1/2 liquid oz. of reactor
, yielding
4 liquid oz. total when mixed
, which will cover
four (4) standard brake calipers or two (2) brake drums
.
However if you have
over-sized calipers on the front
of your vehicle
and/or if you are planning on painting your brackets, rotor caps etc
. you'll probably need two kits.
FAQs
Can I paint over a previous application?
Yes.
The prep work for applying the G2™ High Temperature Brake Caliper Paint System Set is basically the same for all applications, however if your calipers have already been painted once before you will need to hit the area to be painted with some fine to medium grit sandpaper or scotch brite in order to rough up the area and give it some extra tooth. Remember. Your aim here is not to remove the previous coating, it's just to rough it up a bit to be sure the new coating will properly adhere.
Once this is done
you can apply the paint as normal by following the steps below.
Scrub the calipers or drum with a
Scotch-Brite
pad or
scrub sponge
and a bucket of water to clean as much brake dust, rust and dirt off as possible. Detergent isn't necessary as you're really just trying to remove the loose particles at this point. Allow the surface to air dry then apply the brake cleaner to break up the tougher brake dust and rust. Alternate spraying the caliper or drum and then brushing it with a
wire brush
. If necessary go back to the bucket of water and scrub pad to get whatever remaining brake dust you can. Allow the surface to air dry again then spray it one more time with the brake cleaner.
The surface should be ready for paint application at this point.
Can I save leftover paint, and use it again tomorrow?
No.
The
G2™ High Temperature Brake Caliper Paint System Set
is an epoxy based paint, and as such it has a 4-6 hr. working time once the reactor is added to the paint. Being that there is a 4-6 hr. working time with our brake caliper paint this question usually arises from those who don't own and or don't want to invest in a good set of jack stands. The logic being, if you jack one side of the car up and paint the calipers, you can store the remaining paint in an air tight container, and then come back tomorrow and repeat the process on the other side.
Storing the pre-mixed brake caliper paint and reactor in an air tight container does not retard the hardening process.
If you attempt this, rest assured when you come back the next day to paint the other side you will have a very bright, very hard hockey puck.
It's much easier to simply invest in a good set of jack stands (Which will run you approximately .00 at any chain automotive parts store)
, and make sure all of your prep work ie. cleaning the calipers, applying masking tape, etc. is done before mixing the reactor in with the paint.
How many kits do I need to paint all four of my brake calipers?
The G2™ High Temperature Brake Caliper Paint System Set contains approximately 3 1/2 liquid oz. of paint and approximately 1/2 liquid oz. of reactor, yielding 4 liquid oz. total when mixed, which will cover four (4) standard brake calipers or two (2) brake drums.
However if you have over-sized calipers on the front of your vehicle and/or if you are planning on painting your brackets, rotor caps etc. you'll probably need two kits.