[mrrap4food]

Just got my jeep in and love it so far, I wanted to get some calipers to match the blue accents but was asked what was the paint code, we looked into the name and found all these odd names like "surf blue" sky blue , baby blue , but was trying to see if the exact paint code was posted anywhere

 

[PrettyInPink]

Just got my jeep in and love it so far, I wanted to get some calipers to match the blue accents but was asked what was the paint code, we looked into the name and found all these odd names like "surf blue" sky blue , baby blue , but was trying to see if the exact paint code was posted anywhere

Following

 

[DistractedS0uL]

Just got my jeep in and love it so far, I wanted to get some calipers to match the blue accents but was asked what was the paint code, we looked into the name and found all these odd names like "surf blue" sky blue , baby blue , but was trying to see if the exact paint code was posted anywhere

Krylon Satin Lagoon Blue is a good match.

 

[gman21]

Just got my jeep in and love it so far, I wanted to get some calipers to match the blue accents but was asked what was the paint code, we looked into the name and found all these odd names like "surf blue" sky blue , baby blue , but was trying to see if the exact paint code was posted anywhere

If it were me I'd just plastidip em

 

[mrrap4food]

So I'm so new to the painting world and I'm going to paint these myself , I had some caliper covers made and even though they are red I want to make them that light blue, what should I use to get the red paint off and start this process

 

[PrettyInPink]

So I'm so new to the painting world and I'm going to paint these myself , I had some caliper covers made and even though they are red I want to make them that light blue, what should I use to get the red paint off and start this process

I wouldn't try to remove the red paint. I would use a high quality degreaser and then rough up the paint with 150 or 220 grit sand paper. You want I high temp paint to go on them though as brake calipers will get over 375 degrees during normal operation on the road.

 

[PrettyInPink]

I wouldn't try to remove the red paint. I would use a high quality degreaser and then rough up the paint with 150 or 220 grit sand paper. You want I high temp paint to go on them though as brake calipers will get over 375 degrees during normal operation on the road.

Here is what appears to be a decent color match caliper paint kit OMAC USA Florida blue

 

[mrrap4food]

just now seeing this! but ive been trying to find this in a spray!

 

[mrrap4food]

I wouldn't try to remove the red paint. I would use a high quality degreaser and then rough up the paint with 150 or 220 grit sand paper. You want I high temp paint to go on them though as brake calipers will get over 375 degrees during normal operation on the road.

i litterally was googling how to remove paint from calipers lol thanks!

 

[gman21]

just now seeing this! but ive been trying to find this in a spray!

just now seeing this! but ive been trying to find this in a spray!

I wouldnt paint it, I'd plastidip it. Pretty sure they ha e a blue that's al.ost identical!

 

[mrrap4food]

I wouldnt paint it, I'd plastidip it. Pretty sure they ha e a blue that's al.ost identical!

I'm gonna have to look into that' out of curiosity what makes you suggest plastidip?

 

[gman21]

I'm gonna have to look into that' out of curiosity what makes you suggest plastidip?

Cause it's not permanent like paint. If you use the hooks and it chips the paint, you can't just touch it up, plastidip you can peel it and reapply...

 

[Mllcb42]

Blaze blue plastidip probably isn't too far off color wise

 

[mrrap4food]

Cause it's not permanent like paint. If you use the hooks and it chips the paint, you can't just touch it up, plastidip you can peel it and reapply...

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