R R20 CWH Car e60 M5 -172- dciheid Apr 29, 2007 #1 noticed surface rust on the brake discs which i want to tidy up and refurb as car isnt used as much as it once was. any suggestions for approach and product selection?
noticed surface rust on the brake discs which i want to tidy up and refurb as car isnt used as much as it once was. any suggestions for approach and product selection?
MarkCup ClioSport Club Member Car It's a hatchback Apr 29, 2007 #2 Drive it, brake hard? Free too. Wouldn't have thought it wise to put any products on your discs for cosmetic reasons. Or are you having a laugh?
Drive it, brake hard? Free too. Wouldn't have thought it wise to put any products on your discs for cosmetic reasons. Or are you having a laugh?
A Alan Car ST Apr 30, 2007 #3 As Mark said Charlie boy its the only way...get it out and smash fvck out it up n down the A725 and surrounding roads lol..
As Mark said Charlie boy its the only way...get it out and smash fvck out it up n down the A725 and surrounding roads lol..
B Big Iain Car Burgandy 174 sport t Apr 30, 2007 #4 or hire it to me while red shed is off the road!!! there will soon be no rust!! it might even come back to u with some H&R's
or hire it to me while red shed is off the road!!! there will soon be no rust!! it might even come back to u with some H&R's
R R20 CWH Car e60 M5 -172- dciheid Apr 30, 2007 #5 hmm no laugh, was being serious. ok well brakefest it is then. iain, ill hire it if you make me an offer
hmm no laugh, was being serious. ok well brakefest it is then. iain, ill hire it if you make me an offer
Josh@Renparts Car www.renparts.co.uk May 1, 2007 #8 surface rust isn't going to cause a problem surely....? it comes off as soon as you tap the brakes.... and even if left doesn't cause any damage...
surface rust isn't going to cause a problem surely....? it comes off as soon as you tap the brakes.... and even if left doesn't cause any damage...
cat171 ClioSport Club Member May 1, 2007 #9 Lol at surface rust on the brake discs, all cars get it if they aren't driven for a bit.
Munchkin Car Cooper S JCW May 2, 2007 #10 You can always paint the non-friction part of the disc ie, the centre. Quite a few people use Hammerite without problems!
You can always paint the non-friction part of the disc ie, the centre. Quite a few people use Hammerite without problems!
Rich Car 106 GTi May 2, 2007 #11 I have painted the hubs and the vented outer edge before, the rest gets swept by the pad so they always look spot on.
I have painted the hubs and the vented outer edge before, the rest gets swept by the pad so they always look spot on.
Rich Car 106 GTi May 2, 2007 #13 Sweet - Link ? I was going to get a set of discs nickel plated to stop the unswept areas going rusty lol
Sweet - Link ? I was going to get a set of discs nickel plated to stop the unswept areas going rusty lol
E Ex-User (19928) Car BMW M4; S1000 RR May 2, 2007 #14 All cars get it if the discs get water on them..:S
A al Car ST on the way... May 3, 2007 #15 Rich said: Sweet - Link ? I was going to get a set of discs nickel plated to stop the unswept areas going rusty lol Click to expand... http://www.yozzasport.co.uk/store/p...o_rs_172_18_cup_trophy_brembo_max_brake_discs Had a pair fitted on mine yesterday so i'll let you know if the other bits rust too lol
Rich said: Sweet - Link ? I was going to get a set of discs nickel plated to stop the unswept areas going rusty lol Click to expand... http://www.yozzasport.co.uk/store/p...o_rs_172_18_cup_trophy_brembo_max_brake_discs Had a pair fitted on mine yesterday so i'll let you know if the other bits rust too lol
R R20 CWH Car e60 M5 -172- dciheid May 3, 2007 #16 hmm, looks like ill abandon this idea then and go for a wee drive :approve: