Brake Caliper Spray Paint - Silver - 400 mL

No. This paint is rated for temperatures up to 150°C. Racing conditions frequently exceed this threshold and would cause the paint to burn or fail.

For best results, ensure the bare metal is clean and free of corrosion. If the metal is heavily pitted, a high-temperature metal primer may improve adhesion.

Two to three thin, even coats are generally recommended, allowing drying time between each application.

Yes, provided you meticulously mask off the brake lines, rotors, pads, and other surrounding suspension components to prevent overspray.

Refer to the specific drying and curing times listed on the product label for the most accurate information regarding your local environment.

This usually indicates the surface was not fully degreased. Strip the paint, clean the metal thoroughly with brake cleaner, and reapply.

Check your ambient temperature; if it is too cold (below 18°C), the paint may not level correctly. Move to a warmer area or use a heat gun carefully to warm the metal surface.

Immediately wipe away with a solvent-safe rag and brake cleaner before it dries. Do not allow paint to remain on friction surfaces.