The rust is more visible in the rear wheel. But its acutally all around my Rotors. Its been rusty since September, becuz of Hurricane Ivan. How do i get rid of it?? plz help me!!!!

 

left that car in the hurricane? if so how does it look so good.


Modified by Honda V-Tec at 10:44 AM 2/17/2005

 

I think you can sand it down and treat it with brake rotor paint or something like that. Anyone? Bump for this guy.

Might want to search in appearance forum

 

should i Paint it Chrome?? or is that rice?? im new at this ^_^

 

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You paint it whatever color makes you happy.

I don't even see what you're talking about?

EDIT: Your rotors are rusty? They all get rusty after it rains. Go drive the car and it'll clear right up.

 

If you look Thur my Blades ^_^, its orange, but if your up close to my car, its fuggn RED. very annoying

 

Get new rotors?

 

they are drums!!! if you did a brake conversion and have rotors, just drive it and it'll come off...but i doubt it ...so just take off the wheel, spray with some brake cleaner and scrub it with a metal sponge

 

Just sand it down,prime it and get the paint from Auto Zone.

 

I was completly clueless at what you were asking at first cause from your pic, it looks like your drums are painted red.

Take off the drums, sand them down, then put on a nice coat of caliper paint that you can get at any autostore (kragen/schucks etc.). The color would be up to you.

 

Haha be glad your car didn't have a tree fall on it. Here in Orlando there were a lot of trees, signs and all kinds of things that fell on cars and jacked up everything when Charlie came through. Then we had Frances and then Jean to just slap us in the face afterwords. I'm so glad Ivan didn't come through central florida or that would have been a complete disaster. It was almost going the same route as Charlie did but then it went up towards you guys.

 

take your wheels off and hit it with some rustolum hammer paint it adheres right to rust.

 

Don't paint them till you've tried some good wheel acid! I detail for a living and I see that all the time.
You can find wheel cleaner in just about any parts store just take your time an find one that has an acid base. Follow the directions and retreat as needed.

 

take your wheel off and pull the drum off.
brush the $hit out of it with a wire brush, and then clean it off with some paint thinner or mineral spirits. hit it with some primer and high heat paint of your choice. put it back on and enjoy

 

if you just drive your car, the rust should come off. Otherwise get some break parts cleaner at napa or something.

 

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brush the $hit out of it with a wire brush, and then clean it off with some paint thinner or mineral spirits. hit it with some primer and high heat paint of your choice. put it back on and enjoy</TD></TR></TABLE>

 

Poor luck man...I wish I could complain about a little rain causing rust, but up here we got rain, snow, sand, ice, salt...

 

ive used naval jelly to remove rust. it works pretty good. just wear gloves!