Rust on the rotors
Le Mans Master
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From: Norfolk VA
Originally Posted by JDs00PewterCoupe
Short of getting zinc washed rotors, that's the easiest way.
Team Owner
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From: Queens, New York Life begins at 183 mph....
St. Jude Donor '08-'09
Behold fellow vette nuts, for I have the answer:
http://www.reddevilbrakes.com/page/page/898389.htm
I didn't say it was a cheap answer, just an answer.
Enjoy your new titanium rotors (and the monthly payment on the loan you took out for them).
http://www.reddevilbrakes.com/page/page/898389.htm
I didn't say it was a cheap answer, just an answer.
Enjoy your new titanium rotors (and the monthly payment on the loan you took out for them).
Pro
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From: Oklahoma
Are you guys being serious or is this a "tongue in cheek" response about the rust on the rotors? The rotors are immediately cleaned the minute you start driving the car. Why would you worry about the rust?
Team Owner
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From: Miami bound
CI 4-5-6-7 Veteran
Originally Posted by MiamiCowboy
Are you guys being serious or is this a "tongue in cheek" response about the rust on the rotors? The rotors are immediately cleaned the minute you start driving the car. Why would you worry about the rust?
Originally Posted by 03Ragtop
What the hell are you doing getting water on your car!?!?! 
Your car should never be in a situation that would make it dirty enough to require water. An occasional dusting with a California Duster, or at MOST a wipe down with Sal approved Zaino detailing spray with 100% American Virgin micro-kevlar towels. But water?!?!? Are you insane?
Do you know what happens to these cars when they get wet?
Your car should never be in a situation that would make it dirty enough to require water. An occasional dusting with a California Duster, or at MOST a wipe down with Sal approved Zaino detailing spray with 100% American Virgin micro-kevlar towels. But water?!?!? Are you insane?
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From: Silver Spring MD
Originally Posted by Midnight Storm
What are you using there to clean your inner fender walls?? Looks great! 
~MS
~MS
It's a product called Perfect Tire I believe (It's a spray tire shine). I got some of the stuff at Cosco a year ago and it works great in the fender wells.
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From: small town in S.E Pa. PA
St. Jude Donor '03-'04
The rotor covers are Contractor trash bags... as far as rust from washing, I try to avoid it if at all possible.. if you do as everyone suggests, and use the pads to dress off the rust, it will get deposited on the inside of your wheels...it has to go somewhere.. into the slots or into the holes. My car usually looks better and cleaner than when New, and it has over 60,000 miles on it...
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St. Jude Donor '03-'04
Originally Posted by 03Ragtop
$24.99 each from MidAmerica. Plus $30.00 shipping.
28 cents a piece at Home Depot 3 mil contractors trash bags. 50 in a bag.