How To Get Rid Of This
- Brake parts cleaner to remove grease
- Several layers of high temp paint - leftover caliper paint is ideal
So long as you get the rotor grease free and use a high temp paint it'll hold up at least a year.
Using primer and clearcoat is probably a good idea but to me this is something that I'm pretty much betting on retouching once every year or two, at tire rotations, etc.
I painted mine black along with my calipers and you can barely notice it, so a few problems wouldn't stick out. It's just when the whole thing is rusty it sticks out like crazy.
Then get some vapor phase corrosion converter (like POR-15), paint on a light uniform coating and it will turn it flat black where the rust was.
Its simple, easy, and makes it look good with minimal fuss.
Worked good on mine.
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