The can did not come full...BUT its enough to do all 4 calipers....plus some

I bought two kits, a blue and red. I decided to use my 2007 Chevy Trailblazer as a test bed. If the blue looked good then the red would be used on my 1971 Camaro. It's been a few weeks, alot of miles and weather and they look great!! I am very happy with the results. The red will be going on the calipers on the Camaro.

Update:
The 1971 Camaro brake calipers have been painted red. They look great. It will be a while before the car can be drove as this is a on going restoration. I am very pleased with look.

I used this to paint my calipers on my 2018 Dodge Charger this weekend. The color is beautiful and matches perfectly to my B5 Blue car. Very easy to apply and 24 hours later, the product is fully hardened and looks amazing! I always want with just calipers covers but didn't want to spend the $200+ so I bought this instead & am very pleased with the final product! Make sure you wear the gloves it comes with!

Very happy with the product. Instructions are easy to follow. All materials needed to complete the project, are included inside the box (including the brake cleaner) with the paint and activator. The application process and product, goes on very smoothly. The drying time is fairly quick, too. I'm hopeful the paint will last a long time, but if it needs retouching, the price is excellent. I highly recommend it.

I put this on the calipers of my old s2000 to dress em up a bit. Car is completely black, dark bronze wheels, so it was looking a bit Darth Vader. I decided to just lean into that and just add a little red to the brakes. The stuff is really smelly, as you should expect epoxy to be, and you'll get BEST results if you take the calipers off, clean them well, paint carefully, then reinstall. Bleed the brakes after and you're set. I took the opportunity while I had it apart to install the braided brake lines I've had around for a while at the same time. I can see how you *could* do this without taking the brakes apart, but I can't imagine the results would be anything close to doing it "right." If you have the time, take the time.

Kit comes with enough paint do do good solid 2-coat coverage of the whole caliper on all 4 corners, adheres well and lays out nicely/ cures shiny, so I'm happy. Pretty fun little project.