G2High Temperature Brake Caliper Paint System Set RED G2160 - High Gloss

Looks great! Much better finish than spray painting the calipers in my opinion. It was fairly easy to do for me, although if you have a proper setup for lifting a car and taking off the wheels all 4 at a time it would be even easier. I don't have that capability so when I did it I did two at a time, putting the wheels back on after I was done painting. This isn't recommended in the instructions but I didn't have much of a choice. I did however let the car sit the recommend amount of time before driving it. It's been about a month now and it has held up flawlessly! No chips whatsoever. Definitely recommend

I followed the instructions that came with the paint, and my calipers looks great after painting them red. The paint mixed easily and I had plenty to paint my calipers. I wondered if this was good paint and it has been a number of months since I painted them and they still look great. Washing doesn't affect it at all. My BMW Z4 looks much better. The paint is extremely durable and works exactly as promised.

Painted all 4 calipers blue. Prep is major key, and must be throughly cleaned before applying. I used another brush and applied in even layers ended up doing 3 coats and waited 15-20 minutes in between coats on each caliper. Completed all four calipers within 2 hours and allowed a full day of drying before driving the car.

Painted the calipers on my 2017 Camaro SS. Been on the car for 2 years now, I don’t put a lot of miles on the car and it only gets driven in summer. Roughly 3,000 miles a year. The paint is chipping off in some spots now. Followed manufacturer instructions. Looks good for what you pay.

So I picked up two colors to paint my calipers on my MK8 VW GTI. They were already red so I did Black/Red/Yellow 🇩🇪 for my German car.Super easy to use and high quality results 💥

I love the way my calipers look with this paint kit! Great variety of colors! I used 2 coats! Highly recommend!

Love it . Best paint for brake calipers

The only company that offered a gold that somewhat matched my Sunstone Gold BMW X3M. I have big 4-piston calipers on the front painted in metallic blue. I removed and painted my calipers one at a time. I used 1/2 of the paint and harder for the first caliper and it took 5 coats to get good coverage. I did the second caliper a week later because I had to order pads for the brakes. I added 1/4 teaspoon of silver metallic flakes to lighten the gold to better match my paint. This time the paint thickened up beautifully and only took 2 coats. A very different painting experience. It's very difficult to get a smooth coat with a brush. Still, it came out the right color and is shiny. With the "M" decal it looks pretty good on my wheels.