Chris came by, he needed his brakes changed. Ya, I think so.

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Ya, rotors are a little worn. No pad left.
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Hay, the brake lines don't fit, different thread. By the way, he'* switching back to stock calipers. Where'* the bolts Chris? I don't know? Ahh, we kind of need them. I'm busy, I can't run around picking stuff up. So he called another friend and he came over and picked him up. Meanwhile, I'm cleaning up the shop a bit when I move over one of the bags he had his stuff in. Hmm, brake lines. What have we here?
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That would be the bolts.


I was asked to come over and paint some more. Turns out they have a lot of things they need painted. So I may be doing a lot of painting. So I went out and picked up some new paint guns.
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Now I'm all set. I have a primer gun, a paint gun, and a small gun for getting in to the tight areas.
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The gravity feed guns paint way better the siphon feed. If anyone is considering getting a paint gun, spring for the gravity feed. Paints better with less over spray, and clean up is way easier.

Sounds like quite the day. What kind of rotors are/were those?

I have no idea. I know they were bigger then stock, so we had to change out the brackets as well.

Yea Dan, those gravity fed guns are far better than siphon!

i'm jealous i want some paint guns!!!

Nice paint guns Dan!

I need some paint guns to. Got lots of body work to do.

Choose a good one, it makes a big difference.

Lemme guess, he had the Impala brackets that give a W body the larger rotors on the same pads and SS brake lines. Which meant you were in for a 1000 time foot pump right?

My turn to suggest tools. This is the absolute way to go for bleeding.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/MVP-0101/

You nailed it. Pump pump pump. He still needs to bleed it more, but I was running out of brake fluid.