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Old 02-20-2004, 09:07 AM   #1 (permalink)
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How to clean remanufactured calipers for painting

Hello,

I've got four freshly remanufactured calipers in boxes I just bought online. I am going to paint the calipers, but they are covered with a light coat of oil.

What should I use to remove the oil? Brake Cleaner? Soap and water?

I just don't know if either of those is bad for the seals and boots.

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You posted this twice.
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Probably when I hit "back" followed by "refresh" I must have posted again.

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Brake cleaner, or simple green bolth worked for me.
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mineral spirits would probably work.
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I used brake cleaner before painting my calipers.
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I used a steel brush and simple green but mine weren't new.
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