Just paint them with Duplicolor Ceramic Caliper Paint. It flows out glass smooth and last forever.
Obviously you know nothing about my skill level. I can watch a video and throw something together quickly but I can't spray shit out of a can.
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C2Powder in Sarasota does lots of wheels, I know he has done some sling wheels. Not sure if he is doing other stuff, his website all shows wheels. Kevin is the owner, if you call.
Thanks sir.
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Obviously you know nothing about my skill level. I can watch a video and throw something together quickly but I can't spray shit out of a can.
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Try eating more Mexican food. It loosens things up and sprays much easier. Don't forget to flush frequently while spraying to avoid clogs. 
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Believe it or not.... the Duplicolor paint applies with an included brush. You just clean the caliper with the included spray cleaner and then brush on the paint with the included brush. Walk away from it when you have applied 2 coats. JUST WALK AWAY. Come back in any few hours. You will find that 95% of the brush marks have flowed out smooth as glass. Amazing stuff. And you don't even have to disconnect the brake lines to achieve a professional job.
You can buy the paint that is an aerosol but I wouldn't recommend it. Here is the contents of the brush on kit. Give it a shot. You will be impressed..
I used the duplicolor kit with a brush and Rab is correct. It flows smooth. Very easy to use. Don’t try and be perfect on first coat.
Be patient and don’t hurry. Look around and make sure you cover all the caliper younwant covered!!
Try eating more Mexican food. It loosens things up and sprays much easier. Don't forget to flush frequently while spraying to avoid clogs.
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