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[0052.20]Performance Friction Carbon Metallic brake pads(4 pads/Axle set)

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VHT Brake Caliper, Drum, and Rotor High Temp Spray Coating-Lime Green(SP737)

SKU: SP-737

Manufacturer: VHT
Size: 11 oz.
Color: Lime Green
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Ideal Applications:

Brake Calipers
Brake Drums
Brake Rotor Centers and Ribs
Suspension Components

What is it?
VHT BRAKE CALIPER, DRUM & ROTOR COATINGS provide a durable, heat resistant, gloss coating specifically designed for cast iron and aluminum brake applications. This durable coating will beatify the brake calipers, drums and rotors on specialty vehicles with a custom appearance. This innovative new coating withstands 900°F temperatures, brake dust, salt and corrosion without losing its gloss luster.
How to:
Clean surface thoroughly. Remove grease, oil, loose paint, rust, scale, etc. using a high grade cleaner such as VHT's Brake Cleaner (Product #SP-11 & #SP-11-1 for use in California) or PJ1's Super Cleaner (Product number #3-20 & 3-21 for use in California). Scuff any rusted or glossy surface with either a wire brush or steel wool. Cleanse again with high grade cleaner and let dry. Mask any surface not to be coated. Apply coating in a 70°F- 95°F environment with minimal humidity. Shake can for one minute after marble is heard. Hold can upright 12-16 inches from surface during application. Apply each coat in a crosshatch pattern. For best results, apply thin, even coats in 20- minute intervals until desired coverage is achieved.
Curing:
After paint is completely dried, it must be cured to substantially increase the durability of the finish and enhance chemical resistance. Bake at 200ºF (93ºC) for one hour. Caution: DO NOT exceed the temperature of the least heat tolerant component. The inherent heat of the braking operation will also accomplish curing. Finish is not chemical resistant until cured.