G2 Brake Caliper Paint Kit - High Temperature Purple G2165, Heat‑Resistant High‑Gloss Epoxy

G2 High Temperature Brake Caliper Paint Kit (Purple G2165) is a brush‑on epoxy system that delivers a hard, high‑gloss, heat‑resistant finish for four disc calipers or two drums.

This professional‑grade kit combines a metal can of epoxy paint, a high‑temperature reactor, cleaner, brush, decal and instructions so you can refinish calipers with a long‑lasting, show‑quality purple finish. Designed for high heat and road exposure, the formula resists fade, flaking and common contaminants while providing a smooth glossy look that stays durable under braking conditions.

How does this paint withstand the heat from brakes?

The G2 epoxy system is formulated to tolerate temperatures up to 980°F, which keeps color and integrity under high thermal cycling. The hardened epoxy finish bonds tightly to metal surfaces to reduce cracking or blistering when exposed to repeated braking heat.

• Heat tolerance rated to 980°F (approx.).
• Epoxy chemistry cures to a hard, thermally stable coating.
• Brush‑on application reduces trapped bubbles compared with some sprays.
• Recommended surface prep and cleaner included for best adhesion.

Will this resist chips, brake fluid, salt and road grime?

Yes — the cured epoxy creates a robust protective layer that resists chemical exposure and physical wear. It’s formulated to stand up to brake fluid, road salt, gravel and everyday debris, helping prevent discoloration and premature finish failure.

• Chemical resistance to fluids commonly found in brake service areas.
• Physical durability against road debris and stray gravel.
• High‑gloss finish that is easier to clean and maintain.
• Applied coat dries hard to minimize flaking under stress.

What comes in the kit and how much will it cover?

Each G2 kit is a complete set ready for caliper refinishing: aerosol cleaner, can of high‑temp epoxy paint, glass bottle reactor, application brush, stirrer, decal and a step‑by‑step manual. One kit covers four disc brake calipers or two drum calipers when applied per instructions.

• Contains cleaner aerosol for surface prep and degreasing.
• Metal can of epoxy paint plus glass reactor for mixing and curing.
• Brush, stirrer and decal for finishing touches.
• Coverage is sufficient for most passenger vehicles’ calipers as stated.

How does the brush‑on epoxy compare to spray caliper paint?

Brush application with G2 epoxy produces a tougher, more resilient coating that cures harder than many aerosol alternatives, lowering the risk of chipping and flaking. It also allows more controlled application in tight areas and reduces overspray on surrounding components.

• Brush method delivers thicker, uniform coats with controlled placement.
• Less risk of overspray on rotors, pads or suspension parts.
• Cures to a harder finish that resists mechanical abrasion better.
• High‑gloss appearance for a show‑quality look.

Who is this for? Enthusiasts and professional technicians who want a durable, high‑temperature purple finish on brake calipers will appreciate this kit. It’s suited to car owners restoring appearance, shops performing cosmetic upgrades, and anyone who needs a heat‑resistant, chemical‑tough coating that maintains gloss and resists wear under real‑world driving conditions. 100% made in the USA and available in a range of high‑gloss colors, the G2 kit is aimed at those who prioritize longevity and finish quality over temporary cosmetic options.