How To Spray Paint Drum Brake DIY | Under 5 Minute Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
- How to spray paint your used or new drum brake!
Tool List:
- Drill and Grinding Tool
- Sandpaper (optional)
- Orbital Sander (optional)
- Brake Clean Spray
- Primer Spray
- Towels / Working Surface
- High Heat Paint of Your Choice
- Miscellaneous Screws To Plug Holes
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primer label states no temps over 200F
no, 2000F.
@@Leanox_Music rustoleum TDS for self etching primer states 200F
Can this apply to a caliper? What is a good color to use? to tell others, I am cool, but I don't race?
LOL, it will apply to calipers as well. As a matter of fact, a Honda Civic you may be familiar with has had gunmetal painted calipers for a few years now. Lowkey flex haha. Has held up great
@@EngineeredMojo sounds good, I was hoping for flare orange with my white lancer. But something dark should be better. Thanks
@@Reijiruo the orange would be dope
You don't need to primer, and if you do use primer you need to use high heat or it won't last. Just wasted time and money. Just a friendly heads up.
@@alwaysnothing the primer was high heat! Paint has held up great over two years