Make sure car is on a flat surface.ġ.3, remove the 5 lug nuts on the wheel using a 17 mm socket and a breaker bar/wrench.Ģ.1, cover your wheel well, rotors, and parts of the exterior with newspaper to avoid over spray.Ģ.2, tape and mask off the bleed screw, brake pad opening, and any other areas on the caliper that is subject for over spray. We are not liable for any damages or injuries that result from this guide.ġ.2, jack up your car to lift the tires off the ground. We did not use a base primer, however we recommend 4 coats of primer before you paint with caliper paint.ĭisclaimer: This DIY does require you to lift your car so please use proper tools and follow all safety procedures if you choose to attempt. These contaminants such as grease, oil, dust, etc. You want to make sure the surface of the object you are painting is free of any contaminants. When you paint anything, the most important part is surface preparation. (1) CRC Brakleen Brake Parts Cleaner 20 oz. (1) Dupli-Color Premium Enamel Spray Clear DA1693 12 oz. (2) Dupli-Color Metalcast Anodized Blue MC201 11 oz. We’ll explain what items and tools we used to get the BMW M Sport “Blue” look. His car came with the upgraded M Sport brake calipers, however it did not come painted, which is an extra $650 option. We’ll use our friend’s F30 335i for this tutorial. If your new BMW came with upgraded Brembo M Sport brakes, but didn’t come painted, we’ll show you how to easily paint your calipers without taking of your calipers in this Brake Caliper Paint DIY guide.
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