About caliper painting?

Hello friends,

I want to apply caliper painting process which I want to apply to 206+ but I can not do it. Calipers were not clear in 206+, but not enough wheel rims. Gaps in the auris are wider than 206. It looks more specific.

I wanted to make the bright grass green, which is what I want to make, MOnster green, but let's make a white TRD logo in the middle. It looks great that has made foil gluing on red. I am thinking of using white or real phosphorus on green.

However, I have many question marks in my mind. The first is the durability of the materials used;
A region that may be exposed to excessive heat. There are many complaints about paint throws. They generally recommend heat-resistant paint, but this type of paint has 3-4 colors. At least I passed the tone, there is not even a green to satisfy me. So I seem to be doing this job with normal spray paint. What is your opinion?

The second part is the TRD logo work I thought;
-Do you paint with white, paste TRD, paint with green and remove the writing?
-First, paint with phosphor, paste TRD, paint green and remove the writing?
-Do you paint green and then cut the logo and paint it?
-Green paint and foil TRD cut and paste?

Protection layer to be thrown on the 3rd part. I think matte varnish for this, but this warming event again leaves a question in mind.


Stage 4 and final application. We will first remove the rims, but is there any need to remove the calipers and pads because I don't want to paint the pads. Let it be a little more original.


Has anyone tried Plasti dip for the caliper?


Many thanks to friends who shared their ideas and information.

Well, I made it with standard spray paint, the wheel was removed for 5-6 months, the paint is actually the cleanest to remove and paint the calipers, but it is better to remove and paint the wheels and close the linings.
When it comes to the subject of foil, I think my friends had done it for a long time.

Plasti dip can be painted.

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hLL 206 2013-05-26 16:02:58