Lime Green High Temp Brake Caliper Paint Kit - High Gloss

In this review the Lime Green G2 High Temperature Brake Caliper Paint Kit is evaluated for drivers who want a durable, high gloss finish that stands up to heat and road chemicals. The biggest reason to consider this kit is its heat and wear resistant epoxy system that claims to resist temperatures up to 980 degrees, making it suitable for performance and daily-driven cars where calipers see high temperatures. The kit is aimed at DIYers who want a brush-on alternative to spray paint that promises a harder dry and longer-lasting color.

Key Features

• High heat resistance: The epoxy formula is rated to resist heat up to 980 degrees, which protects the finish during heavy braking and track use.
• Extreme durability: The system provides chemical and physical resistance against brake fluid, road salt, dirt and gravel to help prevent discoloration.
• High gloss finish: The lime green produces a vivid, glossy look that resembles powder coat when applied correctly.
• Brush-on system: The kit uses a brush application that dries harder than typical spray paint and reduces the risk of flaking and chipping.
• Complete kit: Each package includes cleaner, epoxy paint, an epoxy reactor, a stirrer, an application brush and a decal for a full caliper job.

Who It's For

This kit is ideal for car enthusiasts and weekend mechanics who want a bold lime green caliper color with a durable finish without visiting a professional shop. It suits owners of both street cars and those that see occasional track work, because the epoxy system emphasizes heat resistance and protection from chemicals.

Those who should look elsewhere include people seeking a perfect, factory-quality powder coat job or users who prefer aerosol convenience for masking large areas quickly; some customers report differing longevity under heavy abuse, so if absolute commercial-level durability is needed, professional coating services remain an option.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Provides a glossy, vivid lime green finish that many customers liken to powder coat.
• Heat resistance to high temperatures helps the paint survive aggressive braking conditions.
• Complete kit includes cleaner, reactor and brush so one purchase covers four calipers.
• Brush-on application dries hard and can be easier to control than spray on tight areas.

Cons

• Some users report chipping over time under heavy road or track use, so results can vary with prep and application.
• Brush application requires patience and careful technique compared with quick spray methods.

Specifications

Brand	G2
Color	Lime Green
Heat resistance	Up to 980 degrees
Finish	High gloss epoxy
Coverage	Covers 4 disc calipers or 2 drums
Kit contents	Cleaner aerosol, epoxy paint can, reactor bottle, brush, stirrer, decal
Country of manufacture	Made in USA

Our Verdict

The lime green G2 epoxy caliper kit is a strong value for DIYers who want a bold, hard-drying, heat-resistant finish without professional equipment. It balances vivid color and chemical resistance with a complete kit that makes a four-caliper job straightforward, though long-term chip resistance can depend on prep and use. Recommended for enthusiasts who want a show-quality look and durable protection at a reasonable price.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this paint withstand track temperatures?
The epoxy is rated to resist up to 980 degrees, making it suitable for occasional track use and heavy braking conditions when applied correctly.

How many calipers does one kit cover?
One kit covers four disc brake calipers or two drum brakes and includes the cleaner, paint, reactor and application brush.

Is the brush-on finish better than spray?
The brush-on epoxy dries harder and is less prone to flaking than many spray paints, but it requires careful application and prep for best durability.