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This SolaDirect Brake Caliper Spray Paint is designed for car and motorbike enthusiasts looking to customize their vehicle's aesthetic while adding a durable protective layer to brake components. It provides excellent resistance to corrosion, chemicals, and abrasion, making it a functional upgrade for brake drums and calipers. A primary caveat is that it must not be applied to friction surfaces, and achieving a professional finish requires careful surface preparation and meticulous masking of surrounding parts.
| Colour | Yellow |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1415123 |
| Brand | SolaDirect |
| Container Volume | 400 ml |
No. You must never apply paint to the friction surfaces of brake discs, pads, or any moving parts as it will impair braking performance.
For the best results and proper curing, the paint should be applied at an ambient temperature of approximately 18°C or higher.
A single 400 ml can is generally sufficient to cover a standard set of four calipers or drums if applied in thin, efficient coats.
While not strictly required, ensuring the metal is clean, dry, and degreased is the most important step for adhesion.
Yes, it is formulated to be resistant to chemicals, including typical automotive brake fluid exposure.
You are applying too much paint at once. Use thinner coats and keep the can moving consistently.
The surface was likely not cleaned or degreased properly before application. Ensure all residue is removed.
Applying paint in cold or humid conditions can cause this. Ensure the application temperature is above 18°C.
To prepare the surface, remove all loose rust and contaminants using a wire brush, followed by a high-quality brake cleaner to ensure the metal is completely degreased. Use professional automotive masking tape to cover discs, brake pads, and rubber seals; any paint on these friction or moving parts can compromise brake performance and safety. Shake the can vigorously for at least two minutes before use. Apply the paint in light coats, waiting for the manufacturer-specified drying time between layers. Avoid driving the vehicle until the paint has fully cured, as outlined on the product label, to prevent dust and road grit from embedding into the finish while it is still soft.
