06sierra5.3

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I used to use stuff called pad stop, i think. Rubbery paint, you coat the pads a few times. It helps seat them in with fresh pads and rotors. I wonder if the paint does the same thing.

ak2007r6

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I thought the paint would get gummed up a little but I guess that makes sense it would burn right off. Lots of heat generated. Wasn't sure if it would glaze the pads at all.


Just do a couple 100-0 stops and I bet it would clear right off lol

Choda

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Ugly blue too lol

Koots

I've seen people do this, it doesn't hurt anything from what I've seen. I wouldn't do it quite like that, but a little overspray on the rotor surface will be gone in seconds. Makes me wanna paint mine up LOL But no blue!

DTHPROOF

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lol When I paint calipers dark colors like black and graphite gray, I don't tape off anything. I don't spray the rotor any more than I have to to achieve coverage of the caliper, but what does hit the rotor comes off in 3 seconds of normal braking.

wheeliE-maxx

blue calipers= +25 kilowatts

The paint will come right off of the swept area. same as the black coating on my ebc rotors.

DTHPROOF

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I always wondered how long the black rotors stayed black.