Simply SP-015 Silver Caliper Spray Paint for Highlighting & Restoration of Car Calipers – Long Lasting Gloss & Dirt Preventive – Also Suitable for DIY Projects & Cosplay – 400 ml

Spend some time masking up, sprayed this while still fitted to the car on a driveway. Get it really clean (wire brush, degreaser, brake cleaner) watch out for rubber bits, they don't want scrubbing and painting. Remove the caliper completely and do it properly, I just did a touch-up job.Easy to use, been on for 2 months (1500 miles) and so far still looks exactly like the photo, so good durability. Also very good value for money. I will easy do all 4 calipers with 1 tin!

I was skeptical after reading some of the reviews… a lot of complaints being made, but I think it’s the fact a lot of people have no experience using rattle can paints and don’t use them correctly due to various reasons.After using a scouring pad and IPA to properly clean and prep the wheel hubs/ discs surface, you really need to spray about three coats at the minimum to get a nice even factory look.Leave 15mins between coats (don’t be impatient, trust the process) and that’s pretty much it.As for curing, or dry to the touch, this was achieved in about 1-2hrs though proper curing would be achieved probably after 12hrs + or so.Fantastic paint, durability I cannot comment on as it’s too soon to tell. Another point to make is that the paint is not glossy when dry… BUT, that does not matter at all, it looks great nonetheless and if you want a glossy finish, get some VHT clear coat to put on top.Also yes I know this is branded for callipers, but wheel hubs get neglected, so this is a sure way to make those look great too.Hope the pictures help!

Turns out that this is more of a matt sandblasted grey appearance. Obviously, you don't find that out until you spray it, so by then, it is a bit late. In the end, I used it as an undercoat and then sprayed some proper 'gloss silver' spray on top. So if you want a light matt grey, this is a good paint for you. If you want a gloss silver, then this is not the paint you are looking for.

The spray are fine but I bought 3 all together and its looks like one of those is different colour...:/Try so many coats to get same but NoooOne can are shiny other are not..Very disappointed about that cause already have done 2 wheels with one spray and the other one was different shade (shiny)..

Worst quantity paint, it's not gloss as advertised, temperature rating is low for brake caliper and adhesion is poor.

As others have said, it looks more like grey than silver... Looks better than the heap of rust that was there before, but not entirely what I had in mind. I put some clear lacquer on top and this made it look slightly better.

This is not as described the finish is Matt and rubbish do not waste your money.

Easy to use & good finish, make sure you do proper prep work and the results are as described