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The SolaDirect Brake Caliper Spray Paint is designed for car and motorcycle enthusiasts who want to restore or customize their brake components with a professional-looking silver finish. It provides a durable barrier against corrosion, chemicals, and road abrasion while withstanding temperatures up to 150°C, though users must be diligent about masking off sensitive parts to avoid dangerous overspray on friction surfaces.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1415501 |
| Brand | SolaDirect |
| Container Volume | 400 |
No. Never spray paint onto friction surfaces like discs or brake pads, as this will compromise your braking ability and safety.
While not strictly required, ensuring the bare metal is clean and sanded will provide the best adhesion.
Allow the paint to fully cure according to the tack-free and dry-through times recommended on the can, usually at least 24 hours depending on humidity.
Yes, the formula is designed to be chemical-resistant, though it is still best to wipe away any accidental fluid spills immediately.
Yes, it is perfectly suited for both car and motorcycle brake calipers and drum housings.
One 400 mL can is typically sufficient to provide two coats for all four brake calipers.
The surface was likely not degreased properly. Strip the paint, clean the metal thoroughly with an automotive-grade degreaser, and reapply.
You are likely holding the can too close or applying the coats too heavily. Increase the distance to the target and apply thinner, "mist" coats.
The ambient temperature is likely below 18°C. Move the project to a warmer area or use a heat lamp to gently warm the metal before painting.
Setup begins with safety; ensure the vehicle is securely supported on jack stands and the area is well-ventilated. Compatibility is broad across most metal brake calipers and drums, but the paint must be applied in an environment at 18°C or warmer for optimal curing. Care for the finished surface includes avoiding harsh abrasive cleaners. Use a mild soap and water solution during routine wheel washing to preserve the silver finish. If you notice chips over time due to heavy road grit, the surface can be lightly sanded and touched up with a quick additional spray.
