How to Powdercoat Brembo Brake Calipers | 17z 18z Porsche Audi VW | Budget BBK IS300
We prep and powdercoat my Brembo 17z brake calipers for my Lexus IS300 budget big brake kit (BBK). We are using a Spanish gold base with lollipop red transparent topcoat. We are using an @eastwoodco Dual Voltage Powder Coating gun (original DG-10) with Prismatic Powders material. I am using a 14" Luby toaster oven that fits the front calipers.
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These calipers fit IS300 using overkill engineering custom brackets. They require 2012+ GS350 F-Sport 14.1" rotors and rear IS-F/RC-F rotors.
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0:00 Intro Parts
2:05 Disassembly, Prep and Masking
4:20 Powdercoating Base
5:35 Baking Powder
7:46 Powdercoating Topcoat
9:40 Topcoat Cured
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Amazing, calipers look very good now
Nicely done! I'd actually been looking at the Brembo 17Z calipers for my Porsche 928 project, but ended up with a set of Lexus LS 430 calipers (availability and ease of installation, while still being a significant upgrade in braking force for this application.)
Gorgeous work
Nice, they look great. I saw you trying to get the gold flanks to be seen through the red, but it looks pretty hard.
@TunerwithKids
2 жыл бұрын
Yea that’s the point of the base coat. The lollipop red is a transparent clear topcoat. Most people use Prismatic chrome powder but they were out of stock when I ordered so I went with the gold metallic.
Very nice! i really like that color. I was thinking about illusion Cherry or Ruby, but this seems a little darker, which is what I'm going for. What do they look like in the day time sunlight ?
Great video as always very detailed
Those look great!
that' looks great!
Hi so the reason ur powder wasn’t sticking, u didn’t use electricity, and u didn’t bake them then use electricity u we’re just dumping the powder without charge but still came out good
@TunerwithKids
7 ай бұрын
There is electricity. The powder gun is plugged in and clipped to the rack.