Brake bleeding question

I replaced my front brakes and rotors yesterday, after the install we bled the front brakes and the pedal still had a bit of play. I drove home and realized it's not right so i just took it easy. I assume we have to bleed the backs as well? First brake replacement i've had to do on a toyota so i'm not sure

 

YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE TO BLEED YOUR BRAKES FROM JUST REPLACING PADS AND ROTORS.....
IF YOU REPLACED THE CALIPERS THEN YES

 

Oh sorry, i forgot to mention i took the calipers off to paint them.. MY BAD

 

If you pulled the calipers you most likely have air in the system now. Time for a full system bleed.

 

OK THEN YES BLEED THEM
START FROM THE FURTHEST POINT "REAR" THEN TO THE 2 FRONT ONES.....
JUST MAKE SURE YOU KEEP AN EYE OUT OF THE FLUID LEVEL
DO NOT LET IT DROP BELOW MIN...OR YOU WILL BE FLAT BEDDING IT TO A DEALERSHIP.......

 

Figured, couldn't get the bleeders on the rear open last night with a crescent wrench so doing it now with a closed 10m. Thanks guys!