No. Just tape themjabboss1 said:Say I was too paint the entire rotor and then allow them to dry then reinstall them would this have any adverse effects on stoppin. I have some rust around the hubs and the coolin fins. I am also too lazy to tapethem up. I know that once I hit my brakes it will strip the braking surface clean. It will also leave the now rusty cover areas alone
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Say I was too paint the entire rotor and then allow them to dry then reinstall them would this have any adverse effects on stoppin. I have some rust around the hubs and the coolin fins. I am also too lazy to tapethem up. I know that once I hit my brakes it will strip the braking surface clean. It will also leave the now rusty cover areas alone
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No. Just tape themjabboss1 said:
your riced out celica would stop the exact same way...in .000000000003 seconds paint would be gone off the surface.
No it won't effect any thing or no don't do it?ZacCarter said:No. Just tape themjabboss1 said:Say I was too paint the entire rotor and then allow them to dry then reinstall them would this have any adverse effects on stoppin. I have some rust around the hubs and the coolin fins. I am also too lazy to tapethem up. I know that once I hit my brakes it will strip the braking surface clean. It will also leave the now rusty cover areas alone
it will probably be gone before you get on the main road...
I figured that I wasn't sure if it would gum up the pads thow didn't want to fuck up my rice machine , I mean Nice Machine you know
Are you going to paint the drums too :roll:
its gonna hurt the pads before it hurts the rotors ... but its gonna be minimal damage since one stop from highway speeds will burn and strip it clean
Nah, it'll be gone before he leaves his drive way. 8-9 rotations of the wheels and it will be gone.venom_5 said:its gonna hurt the pads before it hurts the rotors ... but its gonna be minimal damage since one stop from highway speeds will burn and strip it clean
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