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Crzbiohazard 10-03-2019 01:08 AM

Fix on chipped/peeling brembo brakes?
 
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Anyone with a brz w/ performance package brembo brakes run into this problem with chipping or peeling calipers? Was a bit smaller before now looks like it's peeling more... Might be clear coat peeling?

Not sure if anyone knows of a fix or if it would would fall under warranty factory...

Grady 10-03-2019 09:02 AM

It will not hurt to ask for warranty. If they do not replace it is just the clear peeling you will need to clean/prep and respray the clear. Better to do it soon before the red paint gets damaged.

Tcoat 10-03-2019 10:34 AM

That looks like there was contamination under the clear coat when it was applied. I would look into warranty but like Grady said it wouldn't be hard to fix on your own. It is a caliper after all so it will not stay pristine forever.

Crzbiohazard 10-03-2019 02:38 PM

Alright gonna try to see what dealership says...

but worst case scenario they say no just getting a can of clear coat should work? Clean caliper first then go over the spots peeling and spray 2-3 times with clear coat? Doubt it's gonna look perfect but just to protect it from peeling further more...

ka-titties 10-03-2019 03:00 PM

The header will not void your warranty for your brakes.

spike021 10-03-2019 03:40 PM

Definitely report back. Mine look fine after a little more than 2.5 years.

extrashaky 10-03-2019 04:41 PM

The concept of actually caring about paint on brake calipers to the point of making a warranty claim is completely foreign to me.

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Originally Posted by ka-titties (Post 3263610)
The header will not void your warranty for your brakes.

He won't want them to know the header was ever there when he blows his engine later.

Mr.ac 10-03-2019 11:11 PM

Oh my god! Are you ok? I have an emotional support bear if you need it.
How dare those assholes skip on clear coat on the brakes. You should put them on blast on social media and get that asshole fired.



Jokeing asided. Sell car. It's totaled. No one would ever want clear coat fail on the brakes. So good luck on the sale. You know what duck the sale. Just take it to your local junk yard and have it crushed.

Crzbiohazard 10-03-2019 11:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr.ac (Post 3263774)
Oh my god! Are you ok? I have an emotional support bear if you need it.
How dare those assholes skip on clear coat on the brakes. You should put them on blast on social media and get that asshole fired.



Jokeing asided. Sell car. It's totaled. No one would ever want clear coat fail on the brakes. So good luck on the sale. You know what duck the sale. Just take it to your local junk yard and have it crushed.

Lol alright ass clown thanks for the pointless input

But anyways was basically wondering if anyone else had theirs chip/peel easily :iono: didn't think it'd chip away already in 2ish years. Seen other cars with brembos paint completely fade after way longer time.

Will update later on not too big of a deal at least it's not faded to hell

86MLR 10-04-2019 12:28 AM

I had a set fade to pink after a few track days.

Heat and contamination will eat the clear coat.

Some wheel cleaners eat clearcoat.

I would just add it to the list of battle scars you get streeting or tracking cars.

Nothing lasts forever, no matter how much you hope they do.

Repainting can be done, but, it's going to cost a big bag of cash if you want it to last and not look backyard spec, not that there is anything wrong with back yard spec, but if your not happy with that little bit of discoloration you will hate a cheap sub-par job.

SmartedPanda 10-04-2019 02:31 PM

Recommend getting them coated after you get this issue fixed, brakes are meant be *one* of the harshest parts on the car, because you know brakes.

Recommend CarPro DLux with 2-3 layers and re-up every 2-3 years.

8RZ 10-04-2019 02:34 PM

Totaled.

J1Avs 10-04-2019 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by 86MLR (Post 3263788)
I had a set fade to pink after a few track days.

Heat and contamination will eat the clear coat.

Some wheel cleaners eat clearcoat.

I would just add it to the list of battle scars you get streeting or tracking cars.

Nothing lasts forever, no matter how much you hope they do.

Repainting can be done, but, it's going to cost a big bag of cash if you want it to last and not look backyard spec, not that there is anything wrong with back yard spec, but if your not happy with that little bit of discoloration you will hate a cheap sub-par job.

When "Brembo" goes from White to Pink...you join a special club! :thumbup:

DuMa 10-05-2019 12:16 AM

part out

Mr.ac 10-05-2019 02:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Crzbiohazard (Post 3263780)
Lol alright ass clown thanks for the pointless input

But anyways was basically wondering if anyone else had theirs chip/peel easily :iono: didn't think it'd chip away already in 2ish years. Seen other cars with brembos paint completely fade after way longer time.

Will update later on not too big of a deal at least it's not faded to hell

You are so very welcome. :cheers:

Glad to help. Any time you need my emotional support bear, give me a ring. :popcorn:

mkodama 10-05-2019 03:39 AM

My front brembo logos have gone to orange from the heat of track days, but still everything else still pristine. Also a 2017 PP but 18k miles.

Side 10-05-2019 07:18 AM

Side note, but I had my calipers ceramic coated with the rest of the car. No fade or peel.


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