Styling caliper paint

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Styling caliper paint

yes, i can see 4 different colours of yellow

your wing
your calipers
your bonnet
your bumper
Bonnet and wing are the same it just looks darker due to the angle, however the spoiler is a different colour too :( The reason the bumper hasn't been redone is due to me refusing to take it back to the garage that screwed it up in the first place. They said they would rectify it but only wanted the bumper, not the whole car. So gonna get it done again along with the spoiler at a proper place, just low on funds atm.

@Burtz.....

Yeah halfords do smooth hamerite for ~£9 but I got mine from a carboot for £3 :D
 
The reason the bumper hasn't been redone is due to me refusing to take it back to the garage that screwed it up in the first place. They said they would rectify it but only wanted the bumper, not the whole car. So gonna get it done again along with the spoiler at a proper place, just low on funds atm.

Did you get your money back from them then?
 
Tip for using the spray cans, build it up in VERY thin layers, spaced by about 15-30 minutes between coats. I made the mistake of spraying too much too quickly and just ended up with a sticky gunk that wouldn't dry properly. Could pick it off with my fingers too which was messy. Stripped it, re-prepared the surface and did it properly the next time.
 
yh im not sure about doin the back ones, ill see wat the front ones look like first

i knw wat ya mean about tryin to show off sh!t back brakes lol
 
Amen to that, except black, that works. A rear disc conversion is in order before anything on the back brakes sees any colour.
Except when you have black alloys, sometimes black alloys, black tyres and black drums just look too dark.

I agree with not painting drums but when I get my alloys done black I will paint them yellow I think.
 
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