all brake caliper finally painted
07-30-2001, 10:16 PM
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all brake caliper finally painted
<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/18391/dsc00011.jpg"></center><p>for those who doesn't know the problem i had, u could check out https://forums.audiworld.com/s4/msgs/423237.phtml
today i went to pepboy and found some high temperature resistance red paint, paint look exactly the same as the folia caliper paint, so i finally could finish painting all four of the caliper... now i have a lot of left over paint, any suggestion on what to do with it? i'm thinking about painting the grills in the front of the car, could anyone photoshop the pix above for me with red or white color grills? thx for all the help!
today i went to pepboy and found some high temperature resistance red paint, paint look exactly the same as the folia caliper paint, so i finally could finish painting all four of the caliper... now i have a lot of left over paint, any suggestion on what to do with it? i'm thinking about painting the grills in the front of the car, could anyone photoshop the pix above for me with red or white color grills? thx for all the help!
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07-31-2001, 05:01 AM
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Paint what you want, but please put that car on jackstands! The hydrulaic floor jack is meant to...
lift, not hold, the car. Under high loads all hydraulic jacks bleed fluid and begin to drop. If its new or a very good one, you will probably be OK, but this will cause the jack to wear out quicker and it will begin to bleed faster and faster. Also there's the safety issue. You probably don't want that beautiful car to come crashing down with no wheel, especially if you are near or (gasp) under it.