Are the "S" Calipers Guards Red?

[blue2000s]

Originally Posted by djomlas

you can use that paint, but it probably wont hold.
you need some high temp paint to withstand the heat.

You really don't.

But I actually just need to know what the color is.

[meerzee]

Originally Posted by blue2000s

You really don't.

But I actually just need to know what the color is.

If you already know all of the answers....(even though you are wrong about using standard body paint on calibers which might work temporarily but never hold up long term) then why continue to ask so many questions.

[blue2000s]

Originally Posted by meerzee

If you already know all of the answers....(even though you are wrong about using standard body paint on calibers which might work temporarily but never hold up long term) then why continue to ask so many questions.

Where's the answer to my question?

BTW, 7 years of painted calipers with no peeling or discoloration is enough proof for me.

[meerzee]

Originally Posted by blue2000s

Where's the answer to my question?

BTW, 7 years of painted calipers with no peeling or discoloration is enough proof for me.

Assume if you have been painting your calibers for 7 years you would know the color by now.... suggest you do a paint sample and compare....might be easier than coming across so arrogant & haughty...

Have fun!

[blue2000s]

Originally Posted by meerzee

Assume if you have been painting your calibers for 7 years you would know the color by now.... suggest you do a paint sample and compare....might be easier than coming across so arrogant & haughty...

Have fun!

Did I say they were the calipers on my Porsche?

Thanks for the useful contribution.