Rust Off Rotors?
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Daniel,
I would imaging you could do this without a problem if you simply changed rotors, got the paint off of them by stopping, then changed your pads immidiately. The pad is what is going to take the paint residue, not the rotor.
Nick
I would imaging you could do this without a problem if you simply changed rotors, got the paint off of them by stopping, then changed your pads immidiately. The pad is what is going to take the paint residue, not the rotor.
Nick
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Yeah hit the breaks... haha... just wire bursh them and shoot em.... or else its jsut gonna rust again.... you need something to protect it if it bothers you that much..... yeah rustoleum... see how long that lasts....
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From: Greybull, Wy
I originally did the hats and edges of my rotors 6 yrs ago with brush on Rustoleum gloss black. Haven't had to touch them since. Did my rear axle at the same time. Not even any rock chips since.
