Dupli-Color Caliper Aerosol Paint, Gloss, Blue, 11 oz

I bought this for my truck, the paint quality is good, works well, and the color was exactly what I wanted.

Due to time constraints and lack of equipment, I was only able to spray on one coat and that was literally all it needed. The color is true blue and does not fade. I sprayed my calipers over a month ago and the paint is still there, even after three car-washes. (I also use tire spray). I cannot tell if it affected brake performance but it definitely looks cool. I am no mechanic but removing the tire and spraying the paint was very simple and easy to do by yourself.

Excellent

excellent for my calipers! let's see for how long will last?

It's blue and still on the calipers after a few months of rain and snow. If it chips off, I'll edit/update my review but so far so good.

Brake calipers came out just how I wanted them. A couple tips I'd give though: - if you're also adding on decals (something like a brembo decal) make sure you give this paint enough time to dry, like at least 30 mins, or else the paint will come up with the decal. I tried the first time after only letting it dry about 15 mins and it was a mess. - same thing if you're putting a clear coat over it; let it dry for like 3 hours, or the clear coat will cause the caliper paint to bleed. I was thinking "dry to the touch was good enough for me" at first, and the clear coat caused the blue caliper paint to bleed all over the top of my white decal. Enormous mess that I had to do my best to touch up with tiny brushes. I was able to do 2 tack coats and a medium-heavy 3rd coat on all 4 calipers, plus some sprayed into the cap for brush touch-ups, with plenty left over. Aside from that, it'd be nice if a single can of this paint wasn't so expensive. ~$25 for 1 can of spray paint feels a bit steep; maybe half that price would be the sweet spot.

Covers well, love the color, so far no chips

Very easy to use and durable calipers came out great