I forgot to add that information,
So basically I used a small wire brush, a can of brake disc cleaner, afew old microfiber cloths, hammerite smooth red metal paint and afew small paint brushes.
I also wore a face mask as the brake dust can be bad to breathe in.
Step 1,
jack the car up and use axle stands and remove the wheel.
Step 2,
Use the wire brush, on and around the caliper avoiding the rubber boots of brake lines, wheel sensors etc etc
Step3, use the brake cleaner and cloths to wipe away and clean area you want to paint.
Step 4, mask off any area you don’t want paint on. ( I didn’t do this today )
Step 5, apply the paint with thin coats until happy with the coverage.
Step 6, wait a short time and carefully refit wheel avoiding touching the caliper.
Step 7, move onto the next caliper and repeat the above steps.
I used hammerite smooth red brush on metal paint on my calipers. I’ve used this type of paint before and never had any problems. Just make sure to put light thin coats on, build up the layers slowly.
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