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I really liked the red calipers and was looking them up at HD online and 499 for the pair didnt seem to bad, but way more than I can spend on just a color change.
So I got to thinking about painting mine and saving a whole lotta money and found the last can of red caliper paint at my local auto parts store.
Nine bucks and a hours labor, let em dry over night and Im pretty happy.
499 to change the color of a pair of calipers seems VERY bad to me..hehe Glad you did them yourself, they look great! (and you still have 391 leftover!)
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