Not all paint is manufactured equally, so choosing Audi 80 caliper paint to paint your brakes is a wise choice to ensure that you are purchasing something that can withstand extreme heat, dust, and moisture. Brakes go through hell and back, and we're sure that you want your brakes to look their best for years to come, so a proper Audi 80 caliper paint is a must for anyone who wants to do the job right.

Customizing your brakes for a great look can be as easy as brightening up your calipers and drums with some long-lasting, high-temperature caliper paint. Some Audi 80 caliper paint comes in an aerosol can for a quick and easy application, while some Audi 80 caliper paint kits use a brush-on coating, as well as special cleaning agents for an extremely thorough transformation. Whichever method appeals to you, you're sure to give your ride a sportier look at an affordable price.

Q: What is caliper paint? Why buy it? What makes caliper paint different than other types of paint?
A: Brake calipers are usually pretty dirty and dingy components that do not receive a lot of love. Even if you clean them up their dull finish does not pop behind your big beautiful aftermarket wheels. And calipers that have been powder coated or painted often have problems with pealing clear coat straight from the factory. Caliper paint is the perfect product to remedy both of these situations. The paint is available in numerous different colors so that you can pick the perfect color to match your wheels or vehicle paint, or pick a contrasting color that will really stand out behind your wheels as you drive down the street. In addition you can find a color to match your original caliper color for smaller touch up and blemish jobs.

Caliper paint is not any ordinary paint. It has been specially formulated to handle rigors of life on a brake caliper. Brake calipers lead a tough life. They heat up to extreme temperatures well in excess of 500 degrees, and are exposed to hot brake dust, chemicals such as brake fluid, and plenty of road debris. Caliper paint can stand up to high temperatures upwards of 900 degrees Fahrenheit, is highly chemical resistant and is burley enough to guard against chips and scratches as well. Many caliper paints have a special two part formulation and require careful mixing and application so be sure you follow the specified instructions when painting your calipers.