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VHt caliper paint on bare alloy calipers.... Or primer first
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VHt caliper paint on bare alloy calipers.... Or primer first
Tin doesn't say so I'm inclined to use primer first..... But it's all finished and its 18.29 on Sunday.... Nowhere open! So, I have VHt caliper paint and bare alloy calipers that are nice and clean and masked up ready to go.... Do I get some etch primer tomorrow or slap on the paint onto bare alloy.... Discuss 
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Re: VHt caliper paint on bare alloy calipers.... Or primer f
My penny's worth says you require a high temp primer Steve.
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callyboy
Re: VHt caliper paint on bare alloy calipers.... Or primer f
I have never used primer with vht paint. Not had a problem. give it a light dusting first and then heavier coats.
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dave309
Re: VHt caliper paint on bare alloy calipers.... Or primer f
i dont bother with primer with vht or with bbq paint
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Re: VHt caliper paint on bare alloy calipers.... Or primer f
Cheers guys... Think I'm going to go the no primer route and bake it in the oven. The can usually mentions primer /no primer needed but this doesn't so got me thinking... Possibly overly so 
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Re: VHt caliper paint on bare alloy calipers.... Or primer f
I just got my rear one done in 2-pack by a local guy. As an aside he did say he can put any paint required (2-pack) into an aerosol for spraying yourself, which will be a more durable finish than shop spray paint. About £15 a can.
