Painting Brembos how to
i just did mine in red and it looks good although i kinda was changing my mind half way through i bet black would look good with the silver.
Just so everyone knows the paint and stickers is still holding up great. No signs of paint coming off yet.
nice i just did mine but i went the quick route. since mine had all the clear off i just cleaned them and sprayed the with a new coat of clear
Last edited by buddha1320; Dec 17, 2007 at 01:08 PM.
Just did mine a few weeks ago - took me a week with the car in teh garage on jack stands, but def worth taking them completely off, sanding completely down - priming, painting, applying the new Brembo logo and finishing off with clear coat.
As you can see, I used 3M tape to mask off the bleeding nipple - then me and a friend did a 2 hour bleed job. The car brakes like no other and the brembo's look hot once again - not like ****
It took 1 can of each:
1 can of Primer
1 can of Red Caliper Paint
1 can of Clear Coat
See results:
As you can see, I used 3M tape to mask off the bleeding nipple - then me and a friend did a 2 hour bleed job. The car brakes like no other and the brembo's look hot once again - not like ****

It took 1 can of each:
1 can of Primer
1 can of Red Caliper Paint
1 can of Clear Coat
See results:
Last edited by compscibOi; Dec 17, 2007 at 11:54 AM.
The logo and word "Brembo" will not fit on the rear calipers.
I just put the logo on the rear and works fine for me.






