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Painted my calipers (Yellow and Green)

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Thanks guys yeah was a pain stripping them right down to bear metal cleaning and prepping but results stand out, easy maintain to, every brake job just have some windex and a paper towel and they will shine like you just sprayed them
 
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Don't mind dirty nasty rims being repainted and new rubber just look at the pretty calipers LOL
 

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Does the dupli-color last? i've always used the high heat paint from autozone for brakes, but never std rattle can.
 
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In this Order dupli-color yellow caliper paint for base coat (after good scrubbing on those dirty calipers you want to paint) btw to do this it's best to have calipers and brackets off of car also tape all the pistons,brake line openings, and rubber boots that shouldn't be painted. After several base coats of yellow and after throughly dried spray 4 to 5 coats or to desired thickness of the Gabber green( or other desired color green looks best with yellow base coat orange does as well) after dry spray 2 coats of clear let dry and reattach to car and enjoy shiny new looking calipers.
 
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