Just curious I'm sure soeone has, how did you go about doing it?

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i've used it before , it's pretty good stuff

The Duplicolor kit is about the same, looks good and only costs about 15 bucks.

IMO, it's a must for any xB with wheels, the OEM brake calipers are this nasty blue-grayish color...

Here's mine with the yellow Duplicolor, a very close match to the GoldLine springs and it definitely draws people's eyes, especially with my wheels...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v250/thescionicman/BOX%20XOB/parkinglot-3.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v250/thescionicman/BOX%20XOB/TI1.jpg

hey mark where do they have "oversize" parking lots? thats new to me.

IMO, it's a must for any xB with wheels, the OEM brake calipers are this nasty blue-grayish color...

Yeah, the xA is the same, that's why I plan on painting mine gloss black (not too showy and looks better than stock)

Do you know how long it takes for the paint to dry? Is it safe to put back on the wheels while they're drying?

what color calipers look good for a bop ?


black?

The oversized spots are at this new parking garage in Livermore, I could almost fit parking sideways, haha

I foget how long they said to let it dry, but it's pretty fast. I did mine at night and let it dry before I put the wheels back on the next day... but I have a garage to do it in...