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Brake Caliper Painting/Powder Coating

At Uvercee, we offer professional brake caliper painting services that not only refresh your vehicle's appearance but also highlight its sporty character and individuality.

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Brake Calipers

Service	1class	2class	3class	4class	5class	6class
Powder Coat	£699	£699	£699	£699	£699	£699
Spray Paint	£385	£385	£385	£385	£385	£385

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Why Paint Brake Calipers?

Brake caliper painting serves two primary purposes:

Protective: Prevents metal corrosion.
Aesthetic: Enhances the vehicle’s overall appearance.

Advantages of Powder Coating Brake Calipers

Durability: The coating lasts up to 5–7 years.
Resistance to Damage: Withstands mechanical impacts.
Chemical Resistance: Protects against brake fluid and other aggressive substances.
Heat Resistance: Withstands temperatures up to 250°C.
Eco-Friendly: Contains no harmful solvents.

Differences Between Spray Can Painting and Powder Coating

1. Durability:

Spray Can: The coating is thin and less durable, making it prone to chipping, fading, and peeling, especially under harsh conditions.
Powder Coating: Provides a thick, durable layer resistant to scratches, heat, and chemicals, ensuring long-lasting protection.

2. Professionalism:

Spray Can: Often used by amateurs or for DIY projects. The quality heavily depends on the painter’s skill, and achieving a smooth, even finish can be challenging.
Powder Coating: Requires professional tools and expertise. Specialists ensure precise application, even coverage, and a flawless finish.

3. Finish Quality:

Spray Can: Can result in uneven texture, drips, or streaks due to inconsistent application.
Powder Coating: Delivers a uniform, professional finish with a variety of textures and colors.

4. Long-Term Value:

Spray Can: A temporary solution; frequent touch-ups are required, making it less cost-effective over time.
Powder Coating: A durable, professional solution that maintains its appearance for years without reapplication.

Service Stages

1 -

Initial Consultation and Inspection

Assessment of the caliper condition and discussion with the client about desired colors and coating types.

2 -

Wheel Removal

The wheels are removed to provide full access to the calipers and ensure precise work.

3 -

Caliper Cleaning

Thorough mechanical and chemical cleaning to remove dirt, dust, residue, and old coatings.

4 -

Surface Degreasing

Eliminating grease and oil for optimal paint adhesion and flawless results.

5 -

Masking Adjacent Areas

Protecting brake discs and nearby components with masking tape and film to avoid accidental paint application.

6 -

Priming

Applying a heat-resistant primer to improve paint adhesion and provide additional corrosion protection.

7 -

Painting

Applying high-temperature-resistant paint in the selected color to withstand braking heat.

8 -

Lacquering

Adding a protective layer of lacquer for extra gloss and long-lasting protection against external factors.

9 -

Controlled Drying

Ensuring the paint and lacquer fully cure in a specialized drying chamber for maximum durability.

10 -

Wheel Installation and Final Inspection

Reinstalling the wheels and performing a detailed quality check to ensure client satisfaction.

Answers to Frequently Asked Questions

01What is brake caliper painting or powder coating?

Painting: Involves applying high-temperature-resistant paint to the calipers to improve aesthetics and provide basic protection. Powder Coating: A more durable option, where the calipers are coated with a powder and baked at high temperatures to create a tough, long-lasting finish.

02What are the benefits of brake caliper painting/powder coating?

Enhanced Aesthetics: Adds a custom, sporty look with a wide range of colors. Protection: Shields calipers from corrosion, brake dust, and environmental damage. Heat Resistance: Both options withstand high temperatures generated during braking. Durability: Powder coating lasts longer and resists chips and scratches better than painting.

03Can I choose any color for my brake calipers?

Yes, a wide variety of colors and finishes (gloss, matte, metallic) are available for both painting and powder coating.

04Do you need to remove the calipers for this service?

Painting: Can sometimes be done without removing the calipers, but masking nearby areas is required. Powder Coating: Requires the calipers to be removed for a thorough application.

05Does painting or powder coating affect the performance of the brakes?

No, both processes are cosmetic and protective and do not interfere with brake performance when applied professionally.

Contacts

07740 267 345

02080 792 721

info@uvercee.co.uk

Address Sevenoaks:

2, Josephine Building The Woodlands, West Kingsdown, Sevenoaks TN15 6AR

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Address Bromley:

50D Homesdale Rd, Bromley BR2 9LD