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WTF has happened to my back caliper / drum

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Have recently painted my back calipers red, so anyway went xmas shopping and to see my brother earlier n when i got home i noticed the drivers side one looked realy dirty but after trying to rub the "dirt" off i realised it wasnt dirt. Basicly it looks like the paint has burnt its not flaking or anything just looks black on most of the caliper / drum, my brakes were a bit hot but surely this isnt supposed to happen is it. I used hammerite paint as i was told this was good fot the job but i aint got a fukn clue whats happened here.

Was thinking of just simply sanding them back down and painting them again but whats to stop this happening time after time?

Any ideas?

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Could i just sand or get the paint off n get them back to how they original was (crap lol)

are you sure u bought heat resistant hamerite? not all of it is i dont think

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are you sure u bought heat resistant hamerite? not all of it is i dont think

Id asume not lol, i cant recall it saying it was. Would this have been printed on the front, i cant even check as my pikey brother has niked it from my dads lmfao :lol:

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Do i need to remove the old stuff before i painted them with heat resistant hamerite?

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????

ryt, mate, give them a good sand down , getting all the shit off, and old paint and then giv them a few coats of "heat resistant" hammerite, or halfords own will do

lol brakes work on friction, friction causes heat......

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Anyone know of any websites 2 get some from as can only find black on ebay

Ever heard of a paint shop mate? Lol, get down to Halfords/B+Q or summit.

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