Rust-Oleum 251591 Automotive Caliper Spray Paint, 355ml (Red)

Good but check the colour before buy

Perfect product for your car brake calipers. Prevents rust, keeps it looking premium and like new always. Works perfectly well at higher temperatures also. I've sprayed it on my Jeep compass brake caliper with ease and it's worked great so far. Great product.

Super product from rust oleum. It gave me very good finish. One bottle is enough for two calipers and two drum. Stick like a glue on metal surface . Highly recommend. I couldn't find any negative on this product.

Perfect for caliper painting and to improve looks of your car.

Works as advertised. Paint has a even glossy finish. Very easy to use spray can, with even coats and no over runs. Paint is of good quality, and the finish is still good after one month of daily usage in rain and mud. Good surface preparation is key to good finish.

Nice product. Works as advertised. Glossy finish. All in one. No primer/clear coat required. Requires 10 days to completely dry. Can mount the wheel after an hour of painting.

Awesome product. It will make your calipers look sporty. It will keep it rust-free and paint is so strong that will not go easily.

Works as advertised. Paint finish is great

Strong stuff! I used them on aluminum brembo caliper covers and they held very nicely, paint was even across the calipers which is awesome. Only thing I didn't like it's dark red not bright red like brembos red.

Used this on my brake calipers and it turned out awesome. The red is bright and glossy, goes on smooth, and holds up well against heat and brake dust. Easy to apply if you prep right — just do a few light coats. Looks great and still like new after weeks of driving. Highly recommend!

I read the reviews before purchasing and I saw some complain of a “brownish-red” color. As you can see from the attached photo after spraying my calipers are an awesome high quality bright red color just like I wanted so I’m not sure if they got a bad batch of paint or didn’t clean their calipers of dust & dirt before coating. I followed the hints of using aluminum foil to cover the disc and other parts I didn’t want red along with tape to cover the small areas. I took my time and did a wheel at a time using my floor jack. I put 3 coats about 10-15 minutes apart in 60 degree weather and I had no issues at all. The paint covered well with minimal runoff. Total time was about 4 hours to do all 4 calipers. I will update if it have any problems or longevity issues. Overall I absolutely love the new look!!

Bright and Shiny Red. I love it

good product as prescribe