Am I Going To Need Anything Else?

[Ghadsphi]

Today I decided I would paint the calipers so I jacked her up, took off her front wheels and started cleaning. It's starting to look like if I really want to do a decent paint job on them I'm going to have to remove the calipers. I figure if I'm going to go that far I may as well put on the new rotors and brake pads while I'm at it since I already have them. Now I have some anti squeal compound but I don't have any High temp grease so I'm going to run out and get some in a little while. I've also kinda knocked around every little rubber piece on the caliper while I was scrubbing away, and probably sprayed brake cleaner into every nook and cranny... Is that going to effect anything? Anything else I'm going to need before the shops close?

[Ghadsphi]

I'm an idiot, I just thought I would clarify that first off. I got everything put back togather, it looks pretty good and seems to brake, still need to let the paint sit for another 13 hours before driving it. But I rolled it down the driveway and back up. I really should have just taken the calipers off to clean them. Probably would have saved some time and been easier to just bleed the brakes after. I learned a very important lesson though. Always wear eye protection, cuz brake cleaner hurts like a mofo when it gets in your eye. That'll teach me. Hopefully all is good.

Ouch dude :o

[Ghadsphi]

Well I took her out for a little drive. Not sure if it was good. I got a lot of groaning when stopped. It didn't sound bad till it actually came to a full stop. Then after a couple blocks I got a kind of weird noise while I was driving, sounded like something was off center. I slowed her down, it stopped. It stopped making the noise when I came to a full stop. I'm wondering if it might just be the new rotors settling. Should I pull the wheels off and check everything again?