New disc time but what ones

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FAIL!!!!! try again

diesel do said:

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That worked! Bloody iPhone

i did mine with Smootherite

Did mine with smooth black hammerite. After I sprayed the heat proof stuff on and realised it wouldn't dry (needs to set at high temp or somefink like that). It wouldn't let me paint over it anorl. When I did it seemed to melt into the new paint. So I scrapped it oft and used hammerite instead. Job sorted.

you could've put them in the oven for an hour while the Doris was out!!!!

Did think about that at the time but the smell of warmed up paint would have stunk the house out. So I gave in and wiped it oft. Hammerite is the bestist.

Hippo said:

Did think about that at the time but the smell of warmed up paint would have stunk the house out. So I gave in and wiped it oft. Hammerite is the bestist.

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it's very hard wearing and resists the temperature too

Mines engine enamel? Used it on calipers before. Seems good

Halfrauds sell caliper paint.

The Mad Hat Man said:

Halfrauds sell caliper paint.

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But I had engine enamel!


DD

Wood burner heat resistant spray black worked well on mine, still looks good after nearly two years but they were new drums.

To return to the OP's original question - I'm very, very happy with the EBC discs and 'Green-Stuff' pad I fitted some 60K ago.

The original discs were replaced at 30K by the main dealer (whom I no longer trust) and they wore out and corroded in another 30K

So the EBC bits - both discs and pads have already done double the LR parts mileage and have loads of life left.

Singvogel.

nickcc said:

Wood burner heat resistant spray black worked well on mine, still looks good after nearly two years but they were new drums.

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works just as well as anything mentioned