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| MINI2 Regular | Brake caliper paint toutch dry but still rubbery ,can i drive Ive painted my brakes with red calliper paint and it says drys in between 12 and 48 hours.well they are touch dry but the paint feels a little rubbery in places and its been over 48 hours so do you recon its ok to drive.Or will this reck the paint,or perhaps just harden it.? |
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