Here's how to clean and paint your brake calipers without removing them from the vehicle!

In today's video I will show you how to clean and paint your brake calipers without removing them from the vehicle. I will go over the tools I use to remove rust as well as what you need to use for paint and finish.

[markymark]

Much appreciated how to. Think I’ll give it a try. I will leave the caliper on as you did, and based on your response to earlier comments I will prime and clear coat for a little more longevity……..hopefully.

[Yardddy]

Good video bro. I would’ve started with a high heat primer to help that red pop. A high heat gloss clear too if you want to stunt 😅

[mr.diyourselfchannel]

That’s a fast way to just get it done but eventually it will just start to flake off and the rocks will just chip it off as well but good video for just showing people

[TangFox]

Wouldn't it have been easier to remove the caliper given that you did all of that work?

[unproductiveworkshop]

Thanks for the video! What was that clip you had kept on the caliper that you sprayed over?

[rjfierro]

If you like the candyapple red get dupli-color its better than Rustoleum

[rosalindwatkins]

The only primer that I have is fillable and sandable will that work?

[dave]

Use aluminum foil to wrap, bends and stays in place..

[rsssnd_]

Hey..i don't think it's a good idea to paint the brake pad ....

[mybnz]

His prep was the business…but the guy just live overspray

[Cavanaskew]

Just heads up I would always remove the clippers when painting, leaving them on is lazy, also you need to dip the whole thing to completely paint it.