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Can one of you supply the name of the eBay seller for the brake decals please? Not sure if it's my phone but the link is dead now. Guess I wanted too long.
thanks,
Ken
OK a few of you were going to wait till it got warm and do the project. Please post pictures and any comments/problems you encountered. I just got my S85 2 weeks ago and really want to paint them red with the G2 system and use the hi temp stickers. To clear or not to clear over them???
Had mine wrapped today (all six) 6 of them, plus the front and back "T"'s, as well as the door pulls (pearl white). Looks good for an old geezers conservative sedan...
Resurrecting this thread as I want to paint my calipers using the G2 kit and high temp decals. Sounds like I have to have all wheels off the floor and removed to accomplish this. I have a jack that can lift one side up but don't have anything that can have the whole car off the floor. What have the DIY's here used to get the entire car off the ground? Any suggestions on equipment needed, where to buy and approx costs? Thanks much!
I suggest getting a couple sets of Jackpoint Jackstands. I have used them for swapping out tires as well as doing other projects.
The owner of Jackpoint Jackstands lives in Batavia, IL and he is quite familiar with the Model S.
Thanks! Those look awesome. Batavia is not too far from me at all so I could go pick them up.
Btw, what were you trying to get done in the last pic? Cleaning rotors? Did you paint your calipers while you had that nice protection on?
How do people plan to protect the decals once applied so they don't peel off with time/wear/washes etc? I was reading on the G2 caliper paint website and they recommend against clear coats since they tend to yellow and deteriorate (and their paints are already high gloss).
Edit:
Actually, on further thought, instead of the decal, we can get a stencil made (ie instead of peeling away the unused vinyl, peel away the logo parts, making a negative) -- then apply the sticker and paint on the logo, removing the vinyl when dry. This would be much more durable than a sticker. I'm gonna write the ebayer and see if he can do this, instead (or basically ship the decals without bothering to remove the 'background', and leaving the transfer paper on.
I'd love something like that for my Tesla roadster 2.5 in Twilight Blue