JEs old brakes given a 2nd chance in life :)

Looks like you have done a first class job. :thumbsup:
It might be worth buying some latex mechanics gloves as them hands will take some cleaning. :D
 
Got to do this to our z3 brakes to tidy them up, looks loads better :thumbsup:
Your going to have to get those hands acid dipped & shot blasted to clean them up Jonny :rofl:
Regards
 
Invest in some swarfega johnny :lol:

Lovely job. Need to do mine, but been putting it off as I want 325mm discs and calipers.
 
granulated sugar + Fairy liquid = homemade swarfega :thumbsup:

Great job on the calipers...now can I be arsed to take mine apart or just hamerite them while on the car.....
 
Nictrix said:
Jonny, petroleum jelly can break down some rubbers, not a good idea to use this.

This.

Babies' bottoms and rubber seals are two very different things.
 
I'm afraid the advice is sound Jonny - same reason Vaseline should not be used as a lubricant with condoms :wink:

Clean it off - thoroughly - and use something else if you really need to :thumbsup:

Not sure about paint on the discs either, but you've done a cracking job overall, the calipers look ace.
 
Grammar Stormtroopers incoming :fuelfire:

Well done for the refurb JE - did those discs have the Mtec coating? I'm getting a set soon but won't pay the extra if they did and looked like that!
 
Jonny essex said:
Scooba_Steve said:
Grammar Stormtroopers incoming :fuelfire:

Well done for the refurb JE - did those discs have the Mtec coating? I'm getting a set soon but won't pay the extra if they did and looked like that!
No coating, so get coating lol

Brilliant, thanks JE :)
 
for the record, all parts arrived, very happy with them,seals were all clean and discs were then masked up over the contact area and sprayed silver and have all been fitted perfectly :thumbsup:

now bedded in and look and work fine so there was absolutely no harm done and a brilliant job by Jonny :thumbsup:

will update with pics once all cleaned up :driving:
 
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