Thanks!
 

Thanks for all the comments and tips. I just ordered everything that I will need and I am looking forward doing this over the Christmas weekend. Will post pictures after I am done. :dance:

Just found this video at the Duplicolor web-site that shows how to paint the calipers with their product. Hope this helps:

http://www.duplicolor.com/training/caliper_training.html

i used that kit the 1st time i painted my calipers.
that little jar painted red calipers on 5 cars, and still have paint left over.
i would only suggest going to a art store or elsewhere and get nice brushes, as the one they supply is little too rough and falls apart.
heres a before aand after pic when i had old wheels/caliper color/lug nuts
http://i8.tinypic.com/6kgijy9.jpg
and currently, yellow, sprayed not brushed on
http://i7.tinypic.com/6ufjr7p.jpg

Thanks. Any opinions on the brushes and/or the clear coat I should buy?

just some nice fine brushes, the ones they give you are reallllly cheap. thats all.
and for clearcoat, i didnt use any, and it doesnt ask for one.
once you apply a few coats it shines right up and its nice and glossy

Here are some pictures as promised
 

I spent my Christmas weekend painting the calipers and while doing it I figure I might as well also paint the lug nuts as some of them are all rusty. :dance:

More pictures
 

Thanks for all the tips and suggestions.

And here's everything I needed to do this.
 

Total Cost ~ $40.

Nice job ichiro! Looks really nice!! :cheers:

LOOKS great cant wait to do mine, im scared because how do you know if you tightened your wheels enough, i dont want mine to fall off :D

so u never took the wheels off ur car?
i painted my calipers i think 2 days after i got the car

yes once, when i got my new rims i wanted to see if they would fit, but i knew i was taking the car in the next day to get fixed so i wasn't worried , but how do you know you tighten them enough, i don't want my wheels to fall off durring a hard turn or something.

Buy a torque wrence to tighten the lugs. If I remember correctly, Porsche recommends 96 foot pounds .