Brake Caliper Painting Packages

Colour Only

• Brake calipers painted in your choice of colour
• Rust proof primer coating
• High gloss or Satin 2 pack OEM top coat
• 2-year warranty
• 3 to 4 hour same-day service available


$$ Price Range : $420 low end - $650 high end

Colour and Logo

• Brake calipers painted in your choice of colour
• Rust proof primer coating
• High gloss or Satin 2 pack OEM top coat
• 2-year warranty
• 3 to 4 hour same-day service available
• Your choice of LOGO / BRANDING applied
• Your choice of colour for LOGO / BRANDING


$$ Price Range : $520 low end - $880 high end

Wheel Painting + Caliper Painting Package

• Brake calipers painted in your choice of colour
• Rust proof primer coating applied
• High gloss or Satin 2k OEM top coat applied
• Heat-proof logos of your choice
• Heat-proof logos colour of your choice
• All 4 wheels painted with a professional 2K OEM finish
• 2-year warranty for everything
• Overnight service
• Gloss - Satin - Matt , 3000 colours to choose


Wheel Painting info : Visit Wheel Painting Page
$$ Price Range : $1200 low end - $1750 high end

*** Wheel Painting Notes

Wheels can either be painted top-face only or inside and out depending on the quote.

Wheel repair and damaged wheels may cost extra if there is significant damage to restore.

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Brake Caliper Painting Process @ Easy Calipers

Step 1

Prep

Prepare the car and wrap the surrounding panels so the work area stays protected from start to finish.

Step 2

Isolate

Isolate the brake assembly carefully so we can work cleanly and keep the finish controlled.

Step 3

Scotch Clean

Etch, scuff and sand the caliper surface to promote strong adhesion for the coatings that follow.

Step 4

Clean

Chemically degrease the calipers to remove dirt, dust and contaminants before paint application.

Step 5

Mask

Mask the surrounding areas and finer details so only the intended surfaces are painted.

Step 6

Prime

Apply primer and undercoating to build durability and create a stable base for the colour coats.

Step 7

2K Coating

Spray premium 2K colour coating for a durable finish with the gloss and depth customers expect.

Step 8

Decals

Apply decals and logos neatly so the calipers get that factory-fresh branded finish.

Step 9

Clean & Check

Clean down the work area and inspect the finished calipers to make sure everything looks right.

Powder Coating vs 2-Pack Brake Caliper Painting

Many customers searching for brake caliper painting in Melbourne ask about powder coating because of its durable finish.

However, powder coating usually requires the calipers to be removed, dismantled , sand blasted, coated and refitted, adding major labour and cost into the thousands.

At Easy Calipers, we use professional 2-pack brake caliper paint for a durable, high-gloss finish without the need to dismantle the brake system.

We deliver the custom look most customers want at a more practical and cost-effective price.

Choose from red, yellow, black, blue and custom colours. For pricing and process details, visit our brake caliper painting FAQ.

Why Paint Your Brake Calipers ?

Restored / Painted brake calipers are a great compliment for any car.

Painted brake calipers can emphasise the nice alloy wheels you have and create a subtle and well noticeable look for the car.

Brake Caliper Painting can help to tie together your colour scheme and make the whole theme complete.

Brake Caliper Painting is an easy way to add a touch of custom colour and make your car unique.

Having your brake calipers professionally painted means that you are getting a 3 stage process: prep, primer, colour and optionally a Logo / Branding.

Unlike some mods, painting your brake calipers is a subtle and classy modification and, when done using the right choice of colour, it can make a massive difference to the overall appearance of the vehicle.

Brake Caliper Colour Palettes

The best caliper colours are usually chosen around three things: wheel finish, body colour and how much contrast you want. These quick palette guides help show what normally works well, what can feel too busy, and how to keep your wheel area looking balanced.

Black wheel

Red caliper

White logo

High-Contrast Performance

Usually works: black, gloss black, anthracite and machined silver wheels with red, yellow or orange calipers.

Be careful with: another strong accent colour already on the car, which can make the wheel area look crowded.

Silver wheel

Blue caliper

Dark detail

Clean OEM+ European

Usually works: silver, machined and medium-grey wheels with blue, gloss black or dark graphite calipers for a subtle factory-style finish.

Be careful with: very dark calipers behind very dark wheels if you still want the calipers to be noticed.

Dark wheel

Gold caliper

Warm metallic

Warm Metallic Luxury

Usually works: black, dark grey and satin bronze wheel finishes with gold, bronze or copper calipers on white, black, silver and darker body colours.

Be careful with: cool blue or chrome-heavy themes, where warm metallic calipers can compete with the rest of the car.

Graphite wheel + red caliper

Silver wheel + blue caliper

Bronze wheel + black caliper

Wheel + Caliper Package Balance

Usually works: one hero finish and one support finish. If the wheel colour is bold, the caliper normally looks better in a cleaner supporting tone.

Be careful with: bright wheels plus bright calipers together, unless the rest of the vehicle is intentionally built around that same colour theme.

Quick rule that usually works

Neutral wheels make bright calipers look crisp. Busy wheels normally suit a calmer caliper colour so the brake detail complements the wheel instead of fighting it.

Common clashes to avoid

Multiple bright colours behind the same wheel, warm bronze/gold next to cool blue accents, or too many logo colours can make the setup feel less intentional.

Special Effects Brake Caliper Painting

We can also produce special-effect caliper finishes when you want something more distinctive than a standard solid colour. Popular options include pearl finishes for extra depth, high metallic flake for stronger sparkle, and satin or matte finishes for a lower-gloss motorsport look.

Pearl Finishes

Pearl colours use fine effect pigment to add depth and a subtle light shift, which can make the caliper colour look richer in sunlight and under workshop lighting.

High Metallic Flake

High metallic and flake finishes create a brighter sparkle and more texture than a normal metallic paint, giving the calipers a stronger custom show-car style effect.

Satin Or Matte Finishes

Satin and matte finishes reduce gloss for a cleaner stealth look. They can suit darker wheel colours especially well when you want the calipers to look more refined than flashy.

Custom Order Colours

Some pearls, bright effect colours and special mixes need custom-order pigments or extra material stages. These finishes typically cost a little extra compared with a standard solid colour package.

If you want to compare standard colours with custom finishes, have a look through our finished caliper work and gallery examples.

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ProFix Paint System

We use the ProFix 2k automotive refinishing system in-house.

It is a professional European 2-pack paint system chosen for strong gloss, reliable colour consistency and a durable finish that suits quality brake caliper work.



Over 3000 Colours to choose

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Logos / Decals

We fabricate custom decals / logos for your brake calipers, we can make any custom logo or text that you like.

All heat proof decals are made from ultra high quality 3M AVERY or ORAFAL high grade vinyl, it is heat proof and has a high gloss finish.

Click here for more info -> Logos / Decals

What is 2 pack paint

Two-pack paint (also called 2K paint) is a type of automotive paint made by mixing two parts together — the paint itself and a hardener.

Once mixed, they chemically react and cure into a very tough, durable finish instead of simply drying in the air like normal paint.

This chemical hardening process makes 2-pack paint highly resistant to scratches, chips, fuel, chemicals, UV damage, heat, and weather, which is why it is widely used in the automotive industry.

The strong protective layer it creates helps cars, wheels, and brake calipers keep their colour and glossy finish for many years.