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You people are insane. Any paint that got onto the friction surface would be gone the first time she tapped the brakes at the end of the driveway. And since pads wear any paint particles would be gone in short order as well. By the idiot logic some of you used I guess if the truck sits for a few days and you get some rust on the rotor friction surface you'd better drop everything and get new rotors and pads.

 

 

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I think it kinda looks a little ricey but who cares??

 

What's with all the criticism if she wants to paint her brakes she can paint her brakes up big deal...I bet she gained a solid 15hp.

 

By the way nice clean truck Sarah wish my woman keep her car that clean lol.

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Sorry I did a little color matching Jesus Christ thank you to those who weren't dicks about it

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Sorry I did a little color matching Jesus Christ thank you to those who weren't dicks about it

 

 

Offering a reason to why you do not want paint on your pads, is not being a "dick". Thanks!!!!!

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...insane... ...idiot...

 

...dicks...

 

 

Really?

 

Oh boy...

j-ten-ner

 

 

 

 

Yep. Your "theory" about that paint degrading performance is absurd. Brake rotors get incredibly hot under normal use and anything on them that shouldn't be would be cooked off within one or two applications of the brakes.

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I hate red trucks, especially w/ red callipers. Kidding! My last truck was a '99 red Sierra, although the callipers were a lovely rust color :)

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Looks good Sarah!

 

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I like it, what brand caliper paint did you use? The monsterous calipers on my F150 (red) show through the wheels, I was going to just do black but red looks nice. My Yukon is dark blue so they will stay black. I'll have to check back with how the paint is holding up in about a month of Michigan winter driving

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I hate red trucks, especially w/ red callipers. Kidding! My last truck was a '99 red Sierra, although the callipers were a lovely rust color :)

 

lol

 

Looks good Sarah!

 

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thank you sir

 

Sorry I did a little color matching Jesus Christ thank you to those who weren't dicks about it

 

 

Offering a reason to why you do not want paint on your pads, is not being a "dick". Thanks!!!!!

 

you werent an ass about it and completely derailing the topic so that wasnt directed at you

 

I like it, what brand caliper paint did you use? The monsterous calipers on my F150 (red) show through the wheels, I was going to just do black but red looks nice. My Yukon is dark blue so they will stay black. I'll have to check back with how the paint is holding up in about a month of Michigan winter driving

 

it is a rust preventing heavy machinery paint, like the stuff they use on tractors, bulldozers etc has high resistance to heat as well

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Ok stop

 

This is a final warning to all

 

Back on topic!

 

 

Ryan

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