Got a set of front Spoon calipers. I had this idea about painting the rears the Spoon blue just so the front and rear would match. I know, it's rice--but I also think it would look halfway decent if done correctly.

Has anyone tried this and do you know of any paint that comes close to the Spoon blue? Another wild thought--can a paint store match the blue paint on the calipers if you take the caliper into them?

 

Paint them all black as the night itself.

 

I know you are a JDMSLUT Todd, but come on

 

Believe me, that has crossed my mind. However, I'm worried about painting the fronts because it will hold the heat in. The rears don't do that much so I'm not worried about them.

JDM **** huh?

 

don't worry -be happy

 

flat black BBQ paint ownz , track my car all the time no problem with the paint coming off

spoon calipers in flat black = badass

 

No heat held here:

The red circles are where i took a die grinder too it tring to get the mazda rims to fit with no spacers

 

Way to *** up some $2000 calipers.

Function over form baby

 

yeah $2000 calipers that use same sized pads as stock.....


rob- who will buy Big Reds and 17s way before he gets spoon calipers.

 

lol, anyways, it's not paint on the calipers, it what they use when they andonize it. King shocks for offroad trucks share the same shade of blue. You could just andonize the rear calipers the same smurf blue.

 

Bah.. they were only $1,300 and I wanted a 4pot that fits under 15" rims. Plus at the time I was a big stunna and I had money to burn.

Craig - Who now wishes he would have saved some $ during the hay days