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Join Date: Mar 2009
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I had previously done my rear calipers blue, I had planned to do the front this weekend. Having looked at the car(its silver), ive decided I'll do all 4 calipers silver.
Any danger to using brake fluid to remove the caliper paint, ive heard its a very effective paint stripper. Anyone also the size of the bleed screws on a 02' 307 1400hdi
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Join Date: Nov 2010
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I've heard brake fluid is effective for stripping paint. Not sure what it'll do to the integrity of the caliper (if that's what you're asking) I'll see if I can find anything.
The main reason I'm replying is to ask you where you got your caliper paint from, cos I want to get some in red
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I got some hammerite and it did last and would have probably lasted for a long time. I did find the shade to be a bit dull, maybe I should have added a coat of lacquer on the top. Just going with silver this time, 307 is silver so makes more sense than blue.
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