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.

Hasn't been long enough to judge long lasting. Nice product. Easy apply. Trick is you need to take all 4 tires off to apply all at the same time, due to the paint having an activation product to the paint that makes the paint can itself only viable for about 2 hrs before it starts hardening.

I can say nothing really bad about this product, in fact I'm shocked by some of the reviews here where people say they ran out of product. I left my calipers on the car, taped off the pads and other places I didn't want paint, and was able to put two coats on rather heavily and still had plenty of paint left to do one more coat. Product is easy to apply and stays on well as long as you do a thorough prep. I had two additional cans of brake cleaner at home and went through all three cans to make sure my brakes were nice and clean, even using a heavy scrub brush. Let the calipers dry for 24 hours and everything looks great. Only thing I could suggest is adding one more additional brush, a secondary main brush just because some of the bristles were starting to fall out on the one. Otherwise, great product

This worked well for me; HOWEVER, buyer beware. After reading reviews indicating that people ran short of paint, I decided to order two kits. It turns out that one kit worked well and I decided to return the unopened kit. Amazon refused to receive a return due to the flammable nature of the paint. They said to go to the OEM. When I did so, I was told that they could not receive the return since I had not purchased directly from them.

Also, the recommended application temperature is 57-70 degF. Being summer in Oklahoma, a morning temperature of 76 degF seemed the best I could hope for. I successfully applied 3-4 coats in 1.5 hours and then it started to set-up. Thankfully I had been applying sort of thick coats, because it got like molasses but I was somewhat satisfied with the existing coverage.