Good finish for rotors
Good finish for rotors
What is a good finish for rotors that will keep them looking nice for a long time.(no rust)
Cadmium plated
Zinc plated
painted
or ?????????
and why.
Cadmium plated
Zinc plated
painted
or ?????????
and why.
On the actuall rotor surface itself.... u can get anything sort of coating u want u may (and probably will) still get rust.
It doesn't matter if u get rust there tho what's important to protect is the inside of the rotor.
For example I got DBA rotors on the front. The hub is powdercoated and the inside of the rotor appears to be fully powdercoated as well.
I have inspected them a few times and looked for rusting anywhere and could not find a single spot inside the rotor or outside.
As for the rotor surface, it will have surface rust only in moist conditions. this happens because on the contact surface it's always NEW fresh EXPOSED metal. which is perfect for corrosion.
so don't blame the rotors, blame the weather, or the fact it's not in a garage. lol
It doesn't matter if u get rust there tho what's important to protect is the inside of the rotor.
For example I got DBA rotors on the front. The hub is powdercoated and the inside of the rotor appears to be fully powdercoated as well.
I have inspected them a few times and looked for rusting anywhere and could not find a single spot inside the rotor or outside.
As for the rotor surface, it will have surface rust only in moist conditions. this happens because on the contact surface it's always NEW fresh EXPOSED metal. which is perfect for corrosion.
so don't blame the rotors, blame the weather, or the fact it's not in a garage. lol
I want to get rid of that thou.
If it rains and I dont drive the car for a couple of days it looks terrible.
I need some that will look good because with my new wheels you will be able to see all.
Ans I dont want nice looking wheels with rusty rotors behind them.
If it rains and I dont drive the car for a couple of days it looks terrible.
I need some that will look good because with my new wheels you will be able to see all.
Ans I dont want nice looking wheels with rusty rotors behind them.
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From: ShitsBurgh
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so paint it with high temp ENAMEL paint and u'll be fine.
go onto the rotor surface slightly and then when u begin driving the paint will rub off to the exact spot u want
go onto the rotor surface slightly and then when u begin driving the paint will rub off to the exact spot u want
i'll tell u what..i have ebc zinc coated rotors and that have not rusted all winter.... and we have had some really nasty weather here..snow..rain salt...brand new silver looking
ebc slotted dimpled...i think they were gold colored when i first got them...now they are straight silver...i'm pretty impressed they haven't rusted yet...
ebc slotted dimpled...i think they were gold colored when i first got them...now they are straight silver...i'm pretty impressed they haven't rusted yet...
unfortunately the only option against rusting is this
http://autoanything.files.wordpress....r_specv-27.jpg
or as other people said above, just drive
http://autoanything.files.wordpress....r_specv-27.jpg
or as other people said above, just drive
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any coating put on the face of the rotor is pointless
