Setup, Compatibility & Care
To achieve the best results, start by removing the wheels to gain full access to the brake assembly. Thoroughly clean the calipers or drums to remove all dirt, grease, and loose rust—using a wire brush and a dedicated brake cleaner is highly recommended. Ensure the surface is completely dry and degreased before starting. Mask off all surrounding areas, specifically avoiding any friction surfaces like brake pads, the braking face of the rotors/discs, and any moving pivot points or rubber seals. Apply the paint in a well-ventilated area when ambient temperatures are at least 18°C. Always refer to the specific drying and curing times listed on the product label before reinstalling your wheels.