Brake caliper re colour

[fil28]

Thanks to the brake Caliper specialists in Nottingham, I am now fully refurbished and re coloured in Petronas green

 

[tromppost]

Gotta say that the Petronas green works really well

 

[cb1965]

Love it, that's even better than my yellow ones. Great choice!

 

[BenzedUP]

Wow! Looks great, Well done.

 

[C36fan]

Wow! Looks great, Well done.

very good looking callipers !!

 

[Borys]

Looking great !!!

 

[Mrhanky]

Have to admit when I saw the thread title I thought I hate painted calipers non oem colours.

But when I saw them I was shocked, I thought oh they do work really well. Being an f1 fan I think they look great especially with the silver bodywork.

 

[Billy albert]

Nice one giving me an idea

 

[MDC250]

Certainly different I'll give you that, bit Marmite for me at the moment but a few fans already I see from the earlier posts.

 

[Sunny7]

Does anyone know a similar place like this in london ?

 

[Alps]

looks good!

 

[simon1966]

Looks great and really suits the car colour

 

[BlackC55]

What was the cost?

 

[Billy albert]

In seriously thinking about this colour

 

[fil28]

The cost was £80 per corner! But worth every penny

 

[After Shock]

That looks brilliant. Really works well.

 

[V8 Supercharger]

Looks good, but exactly how did you go about getting it done? Whats their process?

Do you simply remove your calipers and send them in to be painted? Or do you have to strip them down and remove and rubber/plastic parts if they are oven baked? And how long does it take?

Just trying to figure out how much hassle is involved in getting them done.

Thanks

 

[fil28]

I choose the weekend service, drop off on Friday collect Sunday all done! They also provided lifts to and from the station! Top class job

 

[Suky Sangha]

Oh.......totally rocks....I love it

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[V8 Supercharger]

I choose the weekend service, drop off on Friday collect Sunday all done! They also provided lifts to and from the station! Top class job

So did you just unbolt the caliper, take the pipe off and give it in?

Any rubber seals stayed on there?