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gremlin848
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golf mk 8 gti and luv it to bits kings red all opp
brake callipers
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11 August 2012, 01:10 »
OK I was wondering what is the best paint for mine as the factory red stuff is comming off and showing the ally through? and how hard is it to do
taarrr
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Wayne
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Re: brake callipers
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11 August 2012, 22:21 »
Smoothrite will do the job
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thai-wronghorse
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mk1 Seat Leon FR TDI
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11 August 2012, 22:34 »
Exactly what I've used for years.
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Golf_GT_TDI
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2015 (65) Golf GTD, 2016 (66) Golf GTI
Re: brake callipers
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12 August 2012, 12:45 »
Use this stuff, quite possibly the best there is...
http://www.brake-caliper-painting.com/high_temperature_brake_caliper_paint.html
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Gti_Jamo
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1991 Corrado 1.8 G60
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12 August 2012, 14:55 »
Smoothrite gives a pretty flat finish, Hammerite is much better.
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