RE: 4kq: Seat removal / Caliper painting

[Todd Phenneger <phen9461@uidaho.edu>]

"Mark L. Chang" <"Mark L. Chang" <mchang@ece.nwu.edu>
Mark,
	I just used a degreaser and a wire wheel on the end of the drill to
clean my calipers and then painted with some high temp engine paint.  I
used a Ford Red that I got a shucks.  Works well so far but only one
track event and 10,000 miles on them.  Well see how well they hold up.
	Ideally I would probably have them profesionally cleaned and stripped
but only if I was rebuilding the caliper.  Then maybe I would do a
Powder Coat/Ceramic coat of some sort.  As long as it would let the heat
out of the caliper.  L8R

	Todd


Just took a peek at Mr. Bentley and wanted BTDTs:

87 4kcsq -- how do you remove the front seats?  Any tips?  Thought I'd
ask
before I bust out the tools :).

On a wholly unrelated note--what is the best way to go about painting
brake calipers?  Any suggested products and procedures?  Yes, it's vain,
but hey, I love my car man.                                       

Just took a peek at Mr. Bentley and wanted BTDTs:

87 4kcsq -- how do you remove the front seats?  Any tips?  Thought I'd
ask
before I bust out the tools :).

On a wholly unrelated note--what is the best way to go about painting
brake calipers?  Any suggested products and procedures?  Yes, it's vain,
but hey, I love my car man.                                       >
Subject: 4kq: Seat removal / Caliper painting

Just took a peek at Mr. Bentley and wanted BTDTs:

87 4kcsq -- how do you remove the front seats?  Any tips?  Thought I'd
ask
before I bust out the tools :).

On a wholly unrelated note--what is the best way to go about painting
brake calipers?  Any suggested products and procedures?  Yes, it's vain,
but hey, I love my car man.