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Old 09-02-15, 07:32
Bob Carriere Bob Carriere is offline
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Default Oh Naturel......

There is a special cast iron grey coating available specifically for wheel cylinders and master cylinder that is brake fluid PROOF....... Brake fluid will not disolve the coating.

Having said that I did not paint nor coat mine but did paint the master cyl with POR 15 semi gloss black and it is holding out.

A clear coating would be a good idea.

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