Brake Caliper Spray Paint - 400 mL - Black

No. Never apply this paint to brake pads, discs, or any friction surfaces as it will severely compromise braking performance and safety.

For best results, the surface should be perfectly clean and dry. While a dedicated high-heat primer can be used, the paint is designed to adhere well to prepared metal surfaces.

Refer to the instructions on the product label for specific drying and curing times, as these can vary based on humidity and ambient temperature.

The paint is formulated to be chemical resistant, but it is best practice to clean off any spilled brake fluid immediately to maintain the longevity of the finish.

Yes, this product is suitable for both brake calipers and brake drums.

Use an appropriate brake cleaner or solvent to remove the paint immediately from the friction surface before it cures.

You are applying too much paint at once. Use lighter coats and allow for more flash-off time between passes.

This is usually caused by inadequate surface preparation. Ensure the caliper is completely free of grease, oil, and dust before painting.

Ensure the application temperature is above 18°C. Cold conditions can prevent the paint from flowing out properly.