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Refinish Brake Calipers

Discussion in 'Ferrari Discussion (not model specific)' started by Scotsguards, Jul 31, 2011.

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  1. Scotsguards

    Scotsguards Karting

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    Hey Guys, Don't know if this has ever been posted, so here it is. I have refinished firearms for many years and generally use Duracoat (Laurer) and Cerakot (NIC Ind.). These are both 2 part super hard and wear resistant coatings. I have seen quotes to refinish Fcar brakes as high as $4000! For very minimal investment (compressor $100, Dbl Action airbrush $50) anyone can do this. I garantee these finishes will last longer than any regular paint. You can get these 2 coatings in many different colors, including all the popular Fcar colors. Just FYI.
     
  2. Brian Harper

    Brian Harper F1 Rookie
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    Looks like you might need DuraHeat for brake calipers. They get toastier for longer than guns. How do the coatings affect heat dissapation?
     
  3. saw1998

    saw1998 F1 Veteran

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    +1. Think of doing a 3-4 100 round CMag dumps with an M16 and a AAC M4-2000 suppressor. That kind of hot.
     
  4. Scotsguards

    Scotsguards Karting

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    On most rifles I use Duraheat on barrels or suppressors. Cerakote works just fine hot or cold. Cerakote just came out with all kinds of new colors for auto and marine applications. I think you can get away with 350 degrees with duracoat before it would peel off. Duraheat is probably good up to 850 degrees maybe a little more.
     

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