You will need all this...
Hightemp paint (I bought a brush on kit from AutoBarn, made by Folia Tec. Came with paint, and brake cleaner).
Fine hair brushes
Wire brush
Brake cleaner
2 Jack stands
1 Floor jack
2 Wheel ramps
Hairdryer (not needed but will help speed things up alot)
First make sure you have the parking brake applied and try not to park on an incline. If your doing the front calipers, make sure the front of the car is facing away from the incline, and put wheel ramps behind the rear wheels as an extra precaution. Now jack the front up and put it on jackstands. Remove the wheels and start spraying them down with brake cleaner. I use CRC Brake Kleen, dont get the one in the green can. Now use the wire brush to scrape away thhe rust and brake dust. I sanded the calipers the night before on the real rusty parts. I would recommend wearing a mask as alot of dust gets kicked up from the brush. When you are done scrubbing with the brush, spray it again with brake cleaner. Now i choose a brush on paint because i did not want to have to disassemble anything. You can get away with spraying with everything assembled, but you need to do alot of masking which i really didnt feel like doing. Start painting the caliper, once you are done start painting the opposite side. When you are done, apply a 2nd coat to both sides. Now run the hairdryer over the calipers for maybe 5-10 minutes or until the paint isnt too tacky anymore and put the wheels back on. I would recommend not driving the car for atleast 2 hours, but if you must i would take it real easy on braking so you dont heat everything up, possibly damaging the paint while its still drying.
