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Rusty rotors?
Has anyone ever clear coated the rotors to keep them from rusting out right away. I know when I put them on my yellow car, they were rusty in about a week or so. I was thinking of putting a clear coat over the center hub portion to try to keep them looking shiny.
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Yeah......after you are done with that, clear coat the tires too so they stay shiny.... Hehehehe......sorry....couldn't help it.
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I just put 80 grit on the pads, and hold the brake pedal to the floor in 4th gear, bout 4 grand.
Works! ;) M |
Is that the redneck way of turning the rotors Miles? I usually take them to a machine shop and spend $7.00 a rotor to have them turned.
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It does sound like a good idea... Well, not where these guys are taking it, but putting some kind of protection on the hub area of the rotor. You don't want it to be too thick, though, as that might make the wheel sit against the hub unevenly.
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I'd expect that the clearcoat wouldn't take the high temp of use. Perhaps hightemp silver/aluminum ?
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well,,, you could have them chrome-plated,,,, adds horsepower.....oh wait, thats only for rice-burners.....sorry, guess I cant help....sorry
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Well, I painted them with a high temp clearcoat. Time will tell. It will be next spring before this car sees anything but garage light. I know they will still look good when I roll it out of the garage. We will see after a year of driving how they look.
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oh, great....now we have to wait a year for the answer....
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