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Yup, the rust is going to come back through.
For paints or treatments as a rule anything that forst sell is good, especially por15 stuff.
Don't be afraid to use a good wheel acid to get rid of dust as well. Rinse it with vicar mixed in water to neutralise it fully.
meant to say today sorry but head up my arse a bit. bird called laura green, does a cracking job and for what she charges well worth it, she's not far from you either. want me to get a number for you?
so he might of well just said 'your car is faulty' as it's that vague saying what he did.
did it bring any actual does up? what did wheel speeds show when he drove the car?
don't know exactly what ones they were but drove it for enough to start getting heat in them and there was literally no braking effort whatsoever. genuinely nearly rear ended a few people. i know some can be a bit naff until you've got them hot but these were that bad if you'd thrown them into...
i'd rather eat my own shite than get in a car with those excuse of a brake pad fitted!!!!!
had a set of them with a 4 pot kit i fitted, bearing in mind was a full kit, callipers, bells, rotors etc. not sure what actual spec the pads were but with a kit you'd expect something that would be half...
deciding point may well be what ones are damping adjustable and what ones can you set preload without ride height.
answer to that one is as simple as a bc ?