Painted mine chevy motor orange with high temp engine paint but its a lil too orange would like to find something closer to the burnt orange color of the body!! I will post pics asap camera took a crap lookin at new ones now!!

 

One kit is supposed to do a pair of calipers.

I've seen them at Pep Boys, Wal-Mart, etc.

Around $20.

(BTW- got your order Mike! Thanks! )

 

But what about the drum? Will one additional kit be enough to do both?

 

You should be able to "squeeze it out for both drums." However, many people are using regular paint on calipers with good results. Why not just pick a color that suits you and give it a try? More cost effective for sure...

BTW - nice new avatar pic!
I'd like to see your "Victory Circle" pic there instead!

 

Ask and you shall recieve!

I was hoping to color match all to the Victory Red. Any suggestions on how to do this and still deal with the heat?

 

Man, that looks sweet!!! I wanna go next year!

OK, here's the caliper paint kit I've seen:



It's by Dupli-Color and runs $20 per kit.

If you want to try to match Vic Red, it's going to be your best bet.

BONUS: like most of your better caliper painting kits, it comes with caliper cleaner to apply before painting for the best adhesion.

Hope it helps,

 

News Flash caliper paint is nothing more that Hi Temp engine paint. I used gun metal grey on my calipers and drums and they have held up great for over 15,000 miles with many power washing sessions. I prepped them with laquer thinner. Color just depends on what you are trying to do. Grey or black helps hide that fact that they are fugly and not worth looking at.

 

Then what does Silver or Gold do? (highlight that fact?)

 

I think the next post may anwser my question regarding White!

 

G2 makes a Gold it's what I plan to use on mine once it warms up.