Tesla brake calipers have come in either black or red finishes, depending on model and performance levels.  T Sportline has led the market in offering bespoke custom painted paint caliper services at our facilities in Los Angeles and Atlanta.  Ourcaliper paint is a 2k (two-part) catalyzed high-temp rated professional-grade paint. The aerosol spray can features an integrated catalyzer component which is activated using the cap plunger. The premium spray nozzle deliveries an optimal pattern for painting calipers. The professional 2k paint requires the use of a protective breathing respirator, available optionally in our complete DIY kit. Due to the permanent nature of the paint, we recommend using a full vehicle cover to ensure no overspray bonds to the underlying vehicle.   The T Sportline DIY caliper paint kit is perfect for finishing the raw aluminum Cybertruck calipers in red or black, or for color changing any Tesla model brake calipers into a red performance-looking finish.  

What is Included:

• 2K catalyzed aerosol high-temp brake caliper paint (1 can) – enough to completely paint 4 calipers
  • Note: paint must be used within 1hr of activating 2K catalyzer (leftover paint will harden in the can)
    

 Compatibility:

• Approved for use on all Tesla Models (S, X, 3, Y, Cybertruck)
• Suitable to paint over Tesla black or red caliper paint
• Suitable to paint raw aluminum calipers found on Tesla Cybertrucks
• Suitable for all other non-Tesla brand EV brake calipers

Specifications:

• 2k Catalyzed Urethane High-Temp Caliper Paint
• Available Colors: Black or Red
• Material volume: 11.6 oz / 330 grams per can
• Made by Team1EV.com for T Sportline
• Longevity: Permanent

Read DIY Instructions HERE

Recommendations:

 While it is not absolutely necessary, we recommend removing the caliper from suspension upright, but not removing the caliper from the vehicle (no need to disconnect the brake line). Subsequently, removing brake pads from the caliper will allow cleaning all caliper surfaces and is also recommended.  While paint will not harm caliper seals, we recommend masking off caliper pistons, seals, bleeder screws, and brake lines for a professional finish. Do not paint brake rotors or brake pad friction surfaces – mask these surfaces off.  If calipers are unbolted, be careful not to overly bend, kink or pull on brake lines. Calipers should never ‘hang’ using brake lines.