Stopping my discs from rusting - will it damage them?

[KitsonRis]

As the car isn't being used atm the discs are getting a nice surface coat of oxide which would normally be removed by just using it
This is the current state
Front:

Rear:

Fronts are about 30k miles, rears were new this summer. The fronts I am not too fussed about if I need to replace them or will last one track day, the grooves on them are getting quite flush. But I don't want to have to replace the rears seeing as they are nearly new!

 

[.Stevo.C.]

Give them a coat of WD40.

 

[dangerous dave]

Remove pads, oil then up..

Clean off all the oil when you wanna re use..

Sounds like more effort than it's worth? It is.

 

[KitsonRis]

I am happy to have them like this if they are not going to cause pitting and that. Car should be back on the road in February so it shouldn't build up with occasional use. Oh, the handbrake is also off and held in gear on a flat driveway.
Does seem like a faf, but if I had thout about it I may have done it back in September.

 

[Knuckles]

Take them for a little drive to remove the rust. Don't let the brakes get too hot.

Remove the wheels, wrap and tie a plastic bag around each brake, poking four holes in the bag for the wheel bolts.

Put the wheels back on, stand back and admire your work.

 

[alistairolsen]

I painted mine with zinc rich primer before I tucked the car away in the garage for the winter. It'll burn off at the first trackday.

 

[masekwm]

I just leave mine and then when it's back on the road they clean up without fuss

 

[Daz.]

I've given up on discs - I put brand new rear discs on 2 months ago, I'd been through the trouble of painting them properly....
They look just as s**t as if I hadn't bothered.

 

[Advikaz]

As above, plastic bag/bin bag over the wheel or brakes to shield them from the weather.

 

[Budgie]

Meh, just ride the brake for the first few miles and they'll clean up just fine.

 

[alistairolsen]

Theyll clean up from where they are, but not if theyre left to get worse all winter. Mine was stored outside this summer and I ended up replacing the rears, properly ruined.

 

[Crybert]

I'd personally leave them. I've done that before and yes it's horrible for the first 50 miles but after that they'll be totally fine