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Hey guys, I'm looking into getting my sport calipers painted (most likely red or an orangish red). I found someone to do the job with a high-heat paint with a
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Regular paint vs. Powdercoat
Hey guys,
I'm looking into getting my sport calipers painted (most likely red or an orangish red). I found someone to do the job with a high-heat paint with a gloss product to seal/finish it. Would this setup be less durable than doing a powdercoat. If so, then how much? I am planning on keeping the car for only 4 years, so would this setup hold up for that long?
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