How to Paint Hubs and Calipers the Easy Way | Land Cruiser 100

Tired of looking at those rusted and bare metal hubs and calipers? Me too, so I decided to bring them back to life with some fresh paint. Here is how I did it in a super simple way.
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[@markdaugherty6378]

Very cool, making me think about going red with my calipers, appreciated the instruction and the great tip about using a trash bag. I am still traveling on the chrome original wheels and am envious of your wheels. Stay healthy

[@rywanders]

Thanks! Red would look good. I also thought about an orangish bronze like the NissanGTR.

[@markdaugherty6378]

What's next on your list of projects? @@rywanders

[@WoodcockFamilyOverland]

Simple but what a difference it made! Nice 👍

[@geo2645]

Great video! Simple and quick. Going to look at a new scheme for my Gen1 taco. Thanks man!

[@rywanders]

Thank you! Glad to help

[@knightboy003]

Ask a friend to 3d print you a spacer for your hub cap. or jerry rig something together

[@benbirch2393]

Surely you don't want paint where the hub and the wheel faces meet?

[@rywanders]

Why not?

[@benbirch2393]

Run out and wobble

[@rywanders]

@@benbirch2393 nah not thick enough