FIXING THE RUST ON YOUR ROTORS
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Originally Posted by Puricele7e' post='588415' date='May 26 2008, 04:14 AM
Say if I'd accidentally spray paint on the brake discs (rotors?), does it go away at the first serious brake ? Because I saw some overspray on your discs and then in the next picture it seems completely gone
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Originally Posted by slickrick' post='583195' date='May 18 2008, 11:14 AM
Here is a quote from my original post:
"You'll see a hydraulic jack under the car not to worry it's not supporting the car just there as a precaution up against a control arm slightly touching it."
Rick...
"You'll see a hydraulic jack under the car not to worry it's not supporting the car just there as a precaution up against a control arm slightly touching it."
Rick...
By the way, to pain the while caliber, would you recommend using a brush vs. spray? I am also concerned I have to swing up the caliber and remove the pads first for better access to all caliber surfaces. Your thoughts?
Thanks!
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Nice job
. I dont have that problem...yet...but I think I am going to do the calipers when I get my rims. I work in Riverdale by the way. It's such a nice area.
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Originally Posted by Howitzer' post='628967' date='Jul 21 2008, 07:31 AM
My local body shop wants $200 to professionally clean and repaint the base of the rotors high gloss black and the calipers red. Is that a fair shake?
Also, will they do the job you feel is right?
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Originally Posted by jprovence' post='999303' date='Sep 5 2009, 08:31 AM
you guys just need 545i/550 brakes. Alumiumn rotor hat means no rust and you can polish it like I did along with the caliper.
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