chevysol73

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anybody else have a problem with what looks like fisheye...i scrubbed all four calipers and brackets and the front ones look great rears are having the problem .everything was cleaned the same way...thank for your help clint

Cobra2WS6

iTrader: (22)

Mine did the same thing, but on the front... I just waited till they dryed and gave another coat. Didnt solve the problem 100% but did help. Plus from 5 feet away u cant see anything and the wheel helps hide anything so i wouldnt worry to much about it

tbird31

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i am upgrading to LS1 brakes all the way around. i bought them and have been painting them a little each day so they look great before putting them on the car.

so far i've cleaned thoroghly with dawn and sandpaper, 2 coats primer, 2 coats white base, 2 coats red and 2 coats clear. they're coming out freaking amazing!

for your problem, just clean them a bit more before painting the paint has to have something to adhere to.

Photochop

iTrader: (74)

I had the fisheyeing problem tonight when I painted my calipers with a cheapo duplicolor brush on kit from walmart. Seems to cover well, but the stuff does like to do that if the surface isnt sanded much. I did one medium coat, waited about 5 mins then did a heavier one on that. It will still fisheye if you dont take the time to really smooth the surface with the sanding prior to painting. I did a total of 4 coats to get it to stop the fisheyeing crap. I didnt really care with mine if it was a little globby, it's no showcar, just a weekend toy/cruiser and behind the prostars you can't see them much anyway. The main reason I painted them was to cover up the grinded rear calipers