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Topic: Brake drum paint project
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925GT50
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Well a week or 2 ago I replace some suspension components like the struts,shocks and springs.
I got my new cobra R center caps in the mail today to replace my replica ones with the cobra face.
I figured Id also paint the rusty brake drums since Id be removing the wheels.
They didnt look too presentable with the new suspension. So I sanded as much rust off them, primed and then painted them in about an hours time.
I used Dupli-color caliper paint in the silver finish. Im pretty happy with the outcome it looks 100x better now.
Now I for the front calipers when I do those im going to put some drilled/slotted rotors on that I got.
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1990 GT hatch (owned since 05')
1988 GT (sold)
1995 SN95 Cobra (totaled/parted)
1995 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am LT1 (daily driver)
Posts: 2443 | From: 925 | Registered: Apr 2003
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venommS
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Looks good!
Posts: 104 | From: American Canyon | Registered: Aug 2007
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925GT50
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Originally posted by venommS:
Looks good!
thanks now I got to do the front.
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1990 GT hatch (owned since 05')
1988 GT (sold)
1995 SN95 Cobra (totaled/parted)
1995 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am LT1 (daily driver)
Posts: 2443 | From: 925 | Registered: Apr 2003
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