I used this same process for a set I did on an 03 Evo. It came out nicely.

 

Your a smart man!

 

nice write up...ill end up doing this since mine are starting to fade

 

nice write up

 

Nice! I will be doing this in the future

Since insurance wont cover this for me anymore

 

amazing write up. im doing this tonight

 

great write up!

 

nice write up picture thread

 

nice! admin should move this to the how to section

 

def. on my to do list for when it gets warmer again

 

Yea idk how cold it is in NY right now but its 7F in Ky and i got my brembos done before it got freezing. So there protected for the winter. Let me know if ya'll have any questions.

 

damn, just got my calipers done up at the spray shop!

 

its in the mid/low 30s here..im going to wait until spring to do mine since i plan on leaveing the calipers on the car

 

When was this? How old is the car? Was it replaced through the Mitsubishi manufacture as a defect?

 

To those still lucky enough to be 3/36, Mitsu WILL cover this if you're not a ricer about it... especially if you have a history. Be polite, but firm... I've probably replaced over thirty sets and I haven't worked there in 3 years. That should give you an insight to the extent of the issue... oh, and it's not brake fluid that causes it LOL.
PS- if you have a good service history you may even get lucky after 3/36... doesn't hurt to ask.