The link in the how to section doesnt exactly work. When i click on the pics thers an error.

 

Yeah, I noticed that too. You can try to look at "How to change brake pads" to see how to remove the caliper, and find another website that shows you how to prep and paint. Sorry I couldn't be more specific.

 

get the G2 caliper paint off ebay and follow instructions, EASY !

 

Go to PepBoys(its just like 6$ cheaper there then in Strauss, there is one on Sunrise Highway, exit 23 on Belt) and get a caliper paint. They have the one that you have to apply with the brush, thats what my friend used-I like the result more than mine after spray can paint. Pick a not windy spot. Jack your car. Take any degreaser and clean your caliper. Than if you use the brush just apply accurate the paint if you use spray get a regular shopping plastic bag, put it on the whole rotor/caliper combo from the caliper side and and make a whole where the caliper is so it would show just the caliper and tigh it. Now just apply the paint. At least this is how I have done it and was not even a dot of paint on the car, rotor etc. just there where I need it . Any questions PM.

 

...ugh, are the Milles included?

Sorry, I really haven't paid a whole lot of attention to BBK or a 300 conversion, but what kind of calipers are those with the raised NISSAN lettering? Very PimP!

 

you can make your own look like that by applying decals that can be found here http://www.xenonmods.com/newallcaliperdecals.htm

 

ahh: found this on ebay. probably helps. http://www.brakecaliperpaint.com/instructions.html

G2 Brake Caliper Paint Application Instructions:

G2 Brake Caliper paint has a shelf life of six months and must be used between 56-70°F (13-21°C). Higher temperatures will cause paint to harden faster than normal. Once the paint and reactor are mixed, there are only 4-6 hours working time. After that, paint left in the can will harden and will not be useable. Plan application accordingly.
Also, reactor jar may be difficult to open. DO NOT use channel locks, vises, etc. to open glass jars. If lid is tight, run under hot water for 5 minutes, then open by hand.
Read all instructions prior to applying!

Your G2 BRAKE Caliper Paint Kit will contain:
1 (14 oz.) aerosol can G2 BRAKE Cleaner Spray, 1 (4 oz.) metal can Brake Caliper Paint, 1 (1 oz.) glass jar PaintSystem Reactor, 1 stir stick, 1 application brush, 1 color decal.

Additional Materials Needed: Masking tape, small wire brush, clean cotton cloth.

Preparation

1.Remove all four wheels from the vehicle. This product was developed for easy DIY application so removal of calipers and/or drums will not be necessary; however, if you intend to paint inside the calipers, the brake pads may have to be removed before continuing.

2. Clean surfaces to be painted of grease, dirt, oil and any fluids with the enclosed G2 Brake Cleaner Spray. Use no degreasers! Spray should be applied liberally and allowed to air dry. Please read and follow specific instructions and cautions on can. Use a steel brush to loosen any rust and wipe away with a clean, lint free cloth.

Masking of the area to be painted is recommended. Cover all rubber parts and the brake bleeder screw.
Do not paint the mating surfaces where the road wheels attach to the brake drums. The wheel’s mounting hub diameter should be measured and masked off on the brake drum prior to painting.

Application

1. Mix the entire jar of PaintSystem Reactor into the can of Brake Caliper Paint and mix it thoroughly with the enclosed stir stick. Leave the mixture to react for about 5 minutes and mix once more before applying.

2. Apply the reacted paint to the caliper or drum with the enclosed brush in a thin, even coat. A few bubbles will naturally appear in the first coat as a side effect of the reaction process.

3. Wait 15 minutes before applying a second coat to cover any bubbles and even out the gloss finish of each caliper.

Curing

The paint requires 2 hours' curing time before reinstalling the wheels. Do not use vehicle for 24 hours in order to allow the paint to reach its full grade of hardening.

CARE AND MAINTAINANCE:

Once the paint has fully cured, the vehicle may be driven as normal. Periodically clean brake calipers to maintain the high-gloss finish by simply spraying or wiping them off with a hose or damp cloth. Chemical cleaners will no longer be necessary.


NOTE:
Product use is at own risk. G2 is not liable or responsible for any damage or injuries resulting from failure to comply with these instructions. G2 is also not liable for any damage or injury to vehicle or persons incurred during preparation, application, and/or curing of this product. This product cannot be used for brake discs, pads or shoes. Should the product come into contact with any of those parts, the paint must be removed immediately or the part must be replaced.

CAUTION:
Only open cans immediately before use. Apply and use product only in dust-free, well-ventilated area. Working temperature must be between 56 - 70°F. Once mixed, the G2 Brake Caliper Paint System cannot be stored and must be used immediately - once mixed, there are only between 4-6 hrs. working time with the paint depending on ambient temperature. Plan the application process accordingly. Also, brake dust may contain asbestos. Wear safety clothing and a face mask while cleaning calipers.

 

hahahaha, those are OEM calipers + red paint +nissan stickers

purchased the stickers from the link nissan 6 posted

 

See the stickied how to thread.

 

thanks bud! see, that wasn't that hard

 

What happnes to the stickers when calipers heat up?

 

nothing............

 

cool thanks for the help. Im doing mine black.

 

Just remember prep prep prep. You need to get them as clean as you can before painting.

 

yeah, that's true. but what's best? some things say don't use degreasers while others say to. Would brake cleaner be the best?

 

Use brake cleaner and a small wire brush.