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Installing High Performance Brakes on Classic Muscle Cars
Ordering Car Brake Parts
How to Remove Brake Pads from the Calipers
How to Remove the Parking Brake from Brake Calipers
How to Clean Brake Calipers for Painting
How to Mix Candy Color for Painting Brake Calipers
How to Mix the Base Coat of Paint for Painting Brake Calipers
How to Mix Primer Paint for Painting Brake Calipers
How to Mask Brake Calipers for Painting
How to Hang Brake Calipers for Painting
How to Prep Brake Calipers before Priming
How to Spray Primer on Brake Calipers
How to Make a Let Down Panel for Painting a Car
Spraying the Base Coat of Paint on Brake Calipers
Spraying the Second Coat of Paint on Custom Brake Calipers
How to Layer Car Paint to Match Colors
Applying the Candy Coat of Paint on Custom Brake Calipers
How to Mix Clear Coat
How to Apply Clear Coat
How to Use a Paint Booth
How to Bake Paint on Brake Calipers
How to Remove Masking from Calipers
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How to Remove Wheels on a Car
How to Remove Drum Retainer Clips
How to Remove Drum Brakes
How to Remove Drum Brakes Using a Hammer & Crowbar
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How to Remove Tie Rods
How to Remove the Ball Joints on a Car
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How to Use a Pickle Fork to Remove the Upper & Lower Ball Joints
How to Remove the Differential Cover for Painting
How to Access the C-Clip to Remove Car Axles
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Summary: Apply clear coat on car brake calipers, using two coats--one light and one heavy--to add the final protection; learn how in this free auto-remodeling video.
Doug Jenkins runs Doug Jenkins Custom Hot Rods in St. Louis, where he restores classic cars and creates mild to wild custom street rods. He races a 1972 Corvette in the SCCA...read more
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"Hi, I'm Doug. I work with 20 great guys in St. Louis at Doug Jenkins Custom Hot Rods and we're going to do some work for you today on Expert Village. Ok now Andy's going to adjust the gun. Get the right pattern he wants. One screw adjust the air, the other screw adjust the fluid. Now he's applying the clear coat to the brake calipers. This'll take at least two coats of clear. He's going to see how it lays out. His first coat goes on pretty light. He's just trying to get everything nice and tacky without getting any runs in it. The clear coat is the final protection to the piece. It makes it shiny, keeps it from rusting. Everything else we put on it is just so that the clear will go on and look good. None of the other products we put on are really a durable product. This is what protects everything. The other products we put on here are pretty thin. The clear coat will go on real heavy. Several meals per coat."
eHow Article: How to Apply Clear Coat
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