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Any Reccomendations on someone to Paint Calipers

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I've got a 2007 TT with the Ceramic Brakes and for some unknown reason the previous owner had the factory Yellow Calipers painted Red. Not to mention it's the wrong red and it was a horrible paint job. They painted right over the yellow with no prepwork and with a brush....... I've tried stripping just the red myself with no luck. Does anyone have any recomendation on who I can send these to in the US that can strip and repaint these in the stock color?

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You might be able to get someone to media blast the red paint off. The have soda blasters out there that should be able to take the red "soft" paint off.

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We paint calipers here at FastForward Performance... Infact, I think you may have sent them to us already, We just got in a set yesterday that were pretty jacked... they were yellow but looked like someone tried to paint them red with a brush and it flaked off in alot of area's

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