Has anyone used a paint that matches the OEM closely?
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Paint to match the soft lustre of black controls.
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SVSooke
A +1 on this and no it does not hold up well unbakedOriginally posted by Sandy View PostTry some VHT Satin Black caliper paint. Bake as instructed at 200F and the stuff is very durable and really, really, close to stock. I understand it doesn't standup well if you don't bake it but I've never tried it that way.
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nvr2old used Sem products.
I believe this was it. https://www.amazon.com/SEM-39143-Tri.../dp/B000EM019O
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edgeofvamp -
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Originally posted by 850GT_Rider View PostThis one is a good match. Doesn't have to be baked like caliper paint.

I used this one:

On all the MC's / bars / top clamp on this FJ:

And it came up sweet. No primer. No baking. Spilt a LOT of brake fluid on the MC's getting them back together
.....but no peeling!
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Joe Garfield -
Awesome, been meaning to do this for a while with some of my control stuff but was putting it off due to not knowing which paint to use!1980/1981 GS450 - GS500 Cylinder + Piston Swap - "De-L'ed", custom seat, CB350 bits, 18" rear, etc.
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