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**mx3twinturbo** · 08-14-2009

As far as calipers go, It really depends on the cars primary use,
most enthusiasts don't heat up there calipers to that point,
Yes if your out running at the track on a regular basis where you have noticed a problem with brake fade or brake fluid boil (on the extreme side)
we also do heat dissipating coatings in a full line of colors for those of you needing that,
Powder is a great coating for most people, It is heat resistant and solvent resistant, and is available in a huge line of colors,
feel free to PM any of us a the shop if you have any more questions,
Jesse-

08-14-2009	#24
mx3twinturbo Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: St.Paul MN Drives: StarQuests>>>>>> Posts: 189	Re: Powder Coating Pricing As far as calipers go, It really depends on the cars primary use, most enthusiasts don't heat up there calipers to that point, Yes if your out running at the track on a regular basis where you have noticed a problem with brake fade or brake fluid boil (on the extreme side) we also do heat dissipating coatings in a full line of colors for those of you needing that, Powder is a great coating for most people, It is heat resistant and solvent resistant, and is available in a huge line of colors, feel free to PM any of us a the shop if you have any more questions, Jesse- __________________ 1987 Conquest- 2.1 project started... 1986 Dodge D-50- S.C. truck 2.6 turbo swap started 1992 Mazda Mx-3- Rear mount twins in progress 1989 Suburban- Project for too Long!!! "Just Remember, I HATE Drama"