Normal high performance rustoleum paint on brakes
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Heel & Toe
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Normal high performance rustoleum paint on brakes
OK, so I did something that's probably stupid. I grabbed my can of high performance rustoleum primer and primed my brake calipers. Today I stop by lowes to grab a can of high performance rustoleum paint in red, for the top coat. As I'm looking for it a realize high performance isn't high heat. Am I screwed? 
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OK, so I did something that's probably stupid. I grabbed my can of high performance rustoleum primer and primed my brake calipers. Today I stop by lowes to grab a can of high performance rustoleum paint in red, for the top coat. As I'm looking for it a realize high performance isn't high heat. Am I screwed?
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If I have to use a rattle can, it's Rustolium, even though the can has a temp reading on it, the paint holds up great.
There is one draw back to using Rustolium paint on things that will be in the sun. The ultra violet rays cause it to oxidize in sunlight. Great for anything under the hood.
Dom
There is one draw back to using Rustolium paint on things that will be in the sun. The ultra violet rays cause it to oxidize in sunlight. Great for anything under the hood.
Dom
