Figured I'd give it a try before braking down and paying for the powder coating. Total cost, $3.99 + Tax for a can of 900 degree high-heat paint. 4hrs of hard labor The only problem is with the brakes on the car, you can't properly cure the paint (650 degrees for 1 hr). I did drive and do some heavy braking for an hour... We'll see how durable it is, but it was worth a shot. Thanks to KeithD for the idea. I knew there was a good reason for inviting him to Jupiter.

Pix (not sure how big these are)...

 

Actually, after seeing them on-line, the color is faded by the shadow. They look much brighter red in person. Oh well, maybe I need photography 101.

 

I know I have mine painted high temp as well! Yellow of course! They've lasted pretty long.... i'll eventually get them powder coated with the logo... when TKT does 'em for free

 

I got mine coated because they were chipping, but I only used the 550 degree paint. Maybe the 900 would have worked better.

 

I used 900 degree paint a little over a month ago and they still look new. I was afraid of getting overspray all over, so I sprayed the paint into another can and hand-painted a few coats onto the calipers.
Maybe someday I'll poweder coat, but this works for now.

 

I was paranoid of this. 2hrs of the 4 I put into this was masking off the sides, and all the suspension stuff. I put 2 light coats, then one heavy, then one last light coat. Looks great so far.

 

Looking good!

 

Very Sharp with the red interior! Nice effort.

 

thanks for the pics,im planing on doing that soon also.

 

hah, i did this yesterday too. Got bored, and wasted $4 and an afternoon. Looks good, easy DIY job. Hopefully mine will be ok until i get some $$ for powder coated calipers =o]