High-Demand Service
Brake Caliper Powder Coating & Painting in Denver, CO
Starting at $1,600 / all 4 calipers
Red, yellow, gloss black, or any of 7,000+ colors. Powder or paint, always off the car: we remove the calipers, disassemble, prep, coat, and cure them, then reinstall, bleed the brake system, and check everything before you leave — not sprayed on the car like DIY caliper paint. Typical turnaround 3–4 business days.
Why ColorWerks
Brake Caliper Powder Coating & Painting, Done Off the Car
Your brake calipers are one of the most visible parts of your car — especially with open-spoke wheels. Factory calipers fade, chip, and rust. Powder coating gives them a showroom-quality finish that handles extreme heat and road abuse. At ColorWerks, we remove the calipers, disassemble, prep, and coat them in-house, then reinstall them, bleed the brake system, and check everything before you leave. Rattle-can caliper paint sprayed on the car goes over whatever’s there — dust, brake residue, old coating — so it chips and peels at the edges. We coat clean, prepped metal off the car and cure it, which is why we can back it with a warranty. Many customers pair fresh calipers with a full wheel refinish — see how we powder coat your rims in Denver.
- Typical turnaround 3–4 business days — powder coating or painting
- Full disassembly — remove seals, pistons, and hardware before coating
- Chemical strip to remove previous coating and dirt
- Brake hub rust removal and painting included with vehicle drop-off service
- High-temp powder rated for extreme brake heat
- Red, yellow, gloss black, or match your wheels — 7,000+ colors
- Factory logo decals re-applied under clear coat, or custom text
- Trusted by Denver’s top dealerships and car enthusiasts
- Lifetime adhesion warranty on every powder coat job (1-year on paint)
Serving Denver, Centennial, Littleton, Aurora, Highlands Ranch, and all of the greater Denver metro area.
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The Difference
Before & After
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Real Results
Our Caliper Transformations
Every project backed by our lifetime warranty. Click to enlarge.















Options
Choose Your Caliper Service
Two ways to get your calipers done. Powder coating carries our lifetime adhesion warranty; paint carries a 1-year warranty.
Powder Coating
- Durable, chip-resistant finish
- Matte, satin, gloss, and textured options
- High-temp rated for extreme brake heat
- Full disassembly, stripped in our strip tank to bare metal
- Brake hub rust removal and painting included
- Reassemble and reinstall on vehicle
- 3–4 business day turnaround
- Lifetime adhesion warranty
Caliper Painting
- Smooth, glossy paint finish
- Candy, metallic, and custom color matches
- High-temp paint rated for brake heat
- Full disassembly, prep, and prime
- Brake hub rust removal and painting included
- Multiple coats + clear coat for durability
- $2,000 if stripping previous coating required
- 3–4 business day turnaround
- 1-year adhesion warranty
Simple Process
How Caliper Powder Coating Works
Book Online
Pick your service and choose a drop-off date. Takes 2 minutes.
Drop Off Your Car
Bring your car to our Centennial, CO shop. Quick check-in, choose your color.
We Get to Work
Calipers off, disassembled, stripped, prepped, powder coated, and oven cured.
Pick Up
Calipers reinstalled, brake system bled and checked, ready to roll. We’ll text when it’s done — typically 3–4 business days.
Listen
Caliper Powder Coating vs Paint, Explained
Two hosts break down the off-the-car process, powder vs paint, pricing, and warranties — everything on this page in a 23-minute listen.
Common Questions
Brake Caliper Powder Coating FAQ
Typically 3–4 business days whether we’re powder coating or painting. We’ll text you when they’re ready for pickup.
For a vehicle drop-off, pricing starts at $1,600 for paint on raw calipers or $2,000 if the calipers have a coating that needs to be stripped. Powder coating is $2,600. Both services take 3–4 business days and include decals with a clear coat as well as rotor hub rust removal and painting to ensure everything looks fresh. Call us at (720) 328-5439 or submit a quote request with photos for a personalized estimate.
We offer both. Powder coating is thicker and more chip-resistant with some colors being more vibrant. Painting still offers a high quality finish at a cheaper price. Both are high-temp rated. We’ll help you choose based on your goals.
Yes. We use high-temperature powder specifically rated for brake components. It won’t discolor, chip, or peel under normal braking conditions.
225+ colors on the shelf work for calipers, plus 7,000+ available through our suppliers. Popular choices: red, yellow, orange, gloss black, and custom colors to match your wheels.
Yes. We fully remove seals, pistons, and hardware before coating. This ensures complete coverage and prevents damage to brake components.
No. We don’t paint or powder coat calipers on the car — you still drop the vehicle off, but every set comes off the car, gets fully disassembled and prepped, then coated and cured. We reinstall the calipers, bleed the brake system, and check everything before you leave. Rattle-can jobs sprayed on the car skip that prep, which is why they chip and peel at the edges. Drop the car off and we handle removal and reinstall.
Powder coating: lifetime adhesion warranty covering peeling, flaking, and adhesion failure under normal use. Caliper painting: 1-year adhesion warranty.
We’re at 15353 E Hinsdale Circle, Unit H, I, J, Centennial, CO 80112. Right off I-25 and E-470, easy access from Denver, Littleton, Aurora, Highlands Ranch, Parker, and the entire Denver metro area. Open Monday–Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM.
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Professional brake caliper powder coating and painting in Denver. Book online or call us now.





