Plasti dipped wheels and brakes and hood vents

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Glossifier too
 

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It compliments the calipers I thought but I like it..
 
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Naveem, jut curios y blue. looks good try red my man......on brakes..l
 
The reason I Plasti dipped my already red calipers blue is because I hate red calipers green yellow blue and orange are my favorites
 
I like the calipers. Plasti-dipping these wheels is brave. Well done
 
I like the calipers. Plasti-dipping these wheels is brave. Well done
I kind of had to change up the wheels. They used cheap chrome and grey for the wheels which is totally out of place for the lovely dark chrome they use everywhere else. I needed to make the wheels gloss black
 
whats a good color for my 2.0.....red would be a silly copycat...ya think?
 
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Might want to keep an eye on those calipers. As I understand it, part of their job is to conduct heat away, and the dip might be affecting their ability to do that by insulating them. Another possible scenario is that the heat has some effect on the finish of the dip, possibly hardening it or making it brittle. If that happens, it will be quite a bit harder to remove later--and it looks like removing some of it may be necessary at some point, since it looks like the bleeder nipple is covered.

All speculation here, just food for thought.
 
^^^ I could go with that......with black wheels thou.
 
-1 here. Like stock better. Sorry.....
 
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