Re: baked on brake dust
Originally Posted by solfly
do you just want to clean them or do you want to strip them to paint them
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Re: baked on brake dust
when my caliper failed and chewed through my rotor and spewed metal everywhere, my white buddy clubs were rusty. I sat with water and a plastic scraper. let the water pour over it for about 10 minutes and I started scraping. worked well except for curves.
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Re: baked on brake dust
I had to sand blast mine.
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Re: baked on brake dust
Originally Posted by 98ctr
I would guess that the wheels are about 5yrs old. he had them on a G35 with big brake kit and an SR20DET putting down about 500 whp. So you can only imagine what kind of beating they got. Thanks guys.
5 years of gunk shouldn't be that hard to remove. |
Re: baked on brake dust
Originally Posted by 98ctr
I would guess that the wheels are about 5yrs old. he had them on a G35 with big brake kit and an SR20DET putting down about 500 whp. So you can only imagine what kind of beating they got. Thanks guys.
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Re: baked on brake dust
Wheel Acid, just dont let it sit to long, and scrub them down with steel wool.
then after use some polish and they will look brand new. |
Re: baked on brake dust
ever tried bleach white. its for tires but ive used it to clean brake dust before
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Re: baked on brake dust
Might sound crazy but Comet has came through for me in the past.
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Re: baked on brake dust
Originally Posted by krustindumm
Originally Posted by 98ctr
I would guess that the wheels are about 5yrs old. he had them on a G35 with big brake kit and an SR20DET putting down about 500 whp. So you can only imagine what kind of beating they got. Thanks guys.
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Re: baked on brake dust
ahhh, G20 = stock SR, G35 comes with the VQ35DE, and the only one of those I saw with an SR was a drift car, where moving the primary mass into the smallest center possable is extremely important.
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