[seppuku27]

It doesn't have to sit for 24 hours. When I did my last car I only let it sit till it was dry. Use a blow dryer to help it dry a bit if its not hot outside.

[s9e9t9h]

Originally Posted by FrankH

I bought chevy orange to paint my calipers. I want to paint them before I get my rims, so when I put the rims on, it will be done. Im hoping the orange contrasts with my classic silver well. I do have a couple small orange stickers to go with it. Time will tell I guess..

s9e9t9h, did you paint them on the car or did you take em off and have to rebleed them?

-Frank

-Frank

I directly painted them on the car. I just taped off the parts I didn't wanna get painted. =D

Originally Posted by kalcricho

they look awesome

hey do you know if they have th blue paint?

Yes, they do have blue.

G2 High Performance Paint Systems: G2 High Temperature Brake Caliper Paint System Set

[Hondaguy12]

looks alil orangish, but good!

[SigTauGuy07]

man, take if from me, Im a art major...orange and blue are complimentary colors, there made to go together. It looks clean. Good job

[xPartyx]

Originally Posted by SigTauGuy07

man, take if from me, Im a art major...orange and blue are complimentary colors, there made to go together. It looks clean. Good job

pshhhh if you want to get that into it. . .

with the modern RGB/CMY scale, real blue complements/sits directly across from, real yellow
buuut if you're using a traditional Blue,Yellow,Red color wheel, as many artists still do, blue triangulates with red + yellow, making orange. . . so, depending on how you look at it, yes and no.

Either way I agree with you

annnnd getting back on topic:
it looks good, i like it, nice job