So I recently installed the F2 Drilled & Slotted rotors on my 6. I just washed my car but the rotors have that rust stuff on them since they were wet. On stock blank rotors the film gets shaved off once you apply the brakes. It won't come off where the drills and slots are. My question is there something I can spray on them to get them to be shiny? Is there anything I CAN do? Any help is greatly appreciated.

On a similar note (and just to bump this thread....) Does anybody on here paint calipers in their spare time?

Not much you can do about the rust really. I think it has more to do with the quality of the iron used in the rotors. I've had some rotors stay clean for many thousands of miles and others get rusty immediately.

~Barn~ wrote:On a similar note (and just to bump this thread....) Does anybody on here paint calipers in their spare time?

I've painted some in the past. I wouldn't exactly say I do it in my spare time but I do have experience in doing it.

~Barn~ wrote:On a similar note (and just to bump this thread....) Does anybody on here paint calipers in their spare time?

i hang out and Country Buffet in my spare time!

Hello John....long time! I can offer no advice regarding the brakes.

MazdaTom wrote:Not much you can do about the rust really. I think it has more to do with the quality of the iron used in the rotors. I've had some rotors stay clean for many thousands of miles and others get rusty immediately.

Ok. Guess I'll just have to deal with it then. It's not too bad, just somewhat annoying.

6i_guy wrote:i hang out and Country Buffet in my spare time!

Hello John....long time! I can offer no advice regarding the brakes.

I know, it's been a while. The BC Racing coilovers are going to be installed here pretty soon. I'll let ya know how they are. Should make a world of a difference, seeing as to the stock suspension is horrible on our 6's.

i don't mind our suspension really, some decent rims, and a rear sway bar clean it up a bit....now if only I had those things....