Double Checking Paint Code For Yellow Calipers

All I can say is good luck! I tried G2 and imho it sucked. I had my calipers perfectly cleaned and trying to brush that stuff on in even coats and you only have so much time to get it done before in hardens.

Vht yellow spray can worked really well for me. It took several weeks to get it done right. I don't remember the exact time but it was like 5-7 days before you could reapply, to let the paint cure. I even called and they explained why. So that is what I did. On the last coat I applied my sticker and then backed them.

I get lot's of compliments. But now I would spend the money and have them powder coated.

 

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I’ve seen so many different yellow calipers and none seem to match the other (unless from the same car).
Companies who claim they have the correct yellow shade fail even.

Best way I recon is to take the old and beaten calipers and have them checked in a spectrum analyzer to get the correct shade.

 

I had brush strokes, runs and it just seemed like a big mess and they started hardening.

 

PPG 84028, FER 4305 is the correct color. If your shop cannot find PPG 84028, change to another and better shop that does high end cars. Here are mine in 84028 which my paint shop had no trouble finding.


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