251591 Caliper Spray Paint, 12 oz, Red

Real person here - used it, loved the look of it. A year later and it’s still holding up well even after some Indiana winter/pothole/abuse/carwashes. One can was plenty for my calipers. Dressed up my Civic EX nicely.

See photos. Take the time to prep. I used brake parts cleaner and painters tape. Applied 3 coats. 10 minutes between each coat. Allow a couple of hours to dry before removing tape. Very happy with the results. One can covered all 4 calipers.

I’m very satisfied with this spray paint. The application was smooth and even, and it provided great coverage with just a few passes.

Ok, it is called "caliper paint", but when something says it can resist temperatures of 900 degrees, they should probably stipulate the exact conditions in the same size print. But if you are thinking of doing something foolish, like putting it on a hot-sided pellet stove, just don't. Even starting at bare metal, with a solid coat of Rustoleum high heat primer, this paint won't hold up to ~400 degree sustained temps. It also takes forever to outgas the rather unpleasant fumes it creates when heated. It is a nice color, and aside from the hotter areas that turned brown, it looks good and holds up. But I won't use it again. Probably fine for calipers though.

I read the reviews before purchasing and I saw some complain of a “brownish-red” color. As you can see from the attached photo after spraying my calipers are an awesome high quality bright red color just like I wanted so I’m not sure if they got a bad batch of paint or didn’t clean their calipers of dust & dirt before coating. I followed the hints of using aluminum foil to cover the disc and other parts I didn’t want red along with tape to cover the small areas. I took my time and did a wheel at a time using my floor jack. I put 3 coats about 10-15 minutes apart in 60 degree weather and I had no issues at all. The paint covered well with minimal runoff. Total time was about 4 hours to do all 4 calipers. I will update if it have any problems or longevity issues. Overall I absolutely love the new look!!

This stuff is great. I sprayed my calibers with it last year. I live in Minnesota, where it gets really snowing and cold and they still look great. Definitely worth the buy.

The color of this stuff was perfect! Super easy to use, full coverage, I’ve had it on for over a month now and it looks just as great as it did when I first put it on, so I would say the quality is great.

I purchased this product to paint and restore my 1988 Pontiac Firebird calipers. Once I blast sanded them I use this product in it. It looks great! Plenty of coverage for two calipers.

Strong stuff! I used them on aluminum brembo caliper covers and they held very nicely, paint was even across the calipers which is awesome. Only thing I didn't like it's dark red not bright red like brembos red.

Very good product, the durability of the product and finishing of the surface depends on how you prepare the surface before using the spray paint. Rub the surface twice or thrice smoothly with sand paper and clean everything else then use the spray, that will enhance the durability and will really show the quality of the product. Do not use on rough surface without any pre-treatment meaning without making the surface smooth firt and thoroughly cleaned. Leave the surface untouched for about 3-4days for the paint to dry and for long lasting quality of the paint and also 1 bottle of this spray paint is more than enough for 2 brake callipers and 2 wheel drums of the car. It’s a must buy product instead of spending ₹3k-₹4k in a paint workshop, this product could really save you money.

Bright and Shiny Red. I love it

Perfect product for your car brake calipers. Prevents rust, keeps it looking premium and like new always. Works perfectly well at higher temperatures also. I've sprayed it on my Jeep compass brake caliper with ease and it's worked great so far. Great product.

good product as prescribe