cause that involves alot more money that i don't have budgeted for my car yet.

 

you know what I would like to see that'd be pretty cool, paint them with that clear glow-in-the-dark paint (not that pale green, eeeewwwww) and they'd looks stock in the day and if a car's headlights hit it just right at night you can drive with glowing calipers. It'd be cool and not too ricery because it'd only glow at select times and be hardly noticable. then again there's no point to it either just think it'd look cool. Especially after you park the car anf turn off he lights you get 4 green glowing calipers floating in the night showing your weels a little bit.... OOOH glow in the daerk wheel would kick so much ***! you know everytime you turn someone's lights would charge em. That'd be sweet and if you parked near a light you'd be driving on glowing wheels and people would be scratching their heads.

 

hahaha, you know what 87turbo, that would be one hell of an idea. i'm sure there is a product out there that can withstand excessive heat for the calipers/brake system. you know, i think that would be awesome to see someone do that. but i'm doing my calipers with my buddy in about 20 minutes, so my time is limited.

countdown......

 

my friend Paul that had the civic that was built by Polk Momo, it had glow in the dark brake pins, but it looked really ugly in the day time, cuz it was painted that lime green

 

oh yeah, i know exactly what color you are talking about. could look nice off some vehicles if they are going for that color scheme and such.

 

well, the paint system says that there is enough to paint all 4 caliper units for the mazda6. but of course, it's only for the outer sides of the units. they failed to mention that, so i went ahead and fully painted my rear two units and made them all sexy. i ordered more paint to get my front caliper systems completely and should be done in the next week or so once i get the product... and more brake fluid haha. darn, this is disappointing.

 

haha only the outside of the caliper? how ricey, you did it the right way and good job. I am looking forward ot a job well done. Heh......... I guess it takes alot of paint to cover a caliper completely.