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touch up master cylinder and caliper?
- Thread starter DimitriT
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Paul
Sounds like the right stuff to use if you have the parts disassembled and clean. I should have asked my question a few days ago
Problem is that the caliper and master cylinder are now back on the bike and bled. I don't want to have to do that over again.
Do you think it might work ok if I just stick a blowdrier on it for a couple of hours?
200 degrees F is not that hot....
Should work, if not a blowdrier then certainly a heat gun would work.
You really shouldn't get any brake fluid on it at all since you are done bleeding it, at least not until you change brake fluid next time.
Something black parked in the sun a few hours at a time should cure the paint fairly well after a year or so...
