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I was working on making my brakes look better but the rotors hats are a black anodized aluminum that has lost its nice looks. Whats the best thing (if anything) that can be used to bring them back?
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High temp epoxy?
You sure thats anodized? Seems like a pain in the ass to mask all but the letters just to have black anodize show in that one section. Im not even sure you could do it that well without a multi step process -
I would imagine they anodize it then CNC in the name.Good judgment comes from bad decisions and a lot of that comes from bad judgment.Comment
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Im lost...are you calling the black part the anodized part or the whole housing? Isnt the logo recessed? I am also almost certain thats cast in.Originally posted by LaserSVT View Post
Lol pretty much. Just give it a bi weekly once over when it starts turning brownOriginally posted by Cooter View Post
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You are talking about the caliper, he is talking about the hat behind the lug nuts.Originally posted by Ruffdaddy View PostComment
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Damn...i misread that hardcore. Ill take my dumbass of the day award and go home.Originally posted by BradM View PostComment
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Ah! Now I see where your issue is. lol
Yeah, rotor hat is all I am talking about.Good judgment comes from bad decisions and a lot of that comes from bad judgment.Comment
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I'd say you're probably going to have to sand it and re dip it.Comment
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You can use drano as well. Actually itll eat any aluminum so be careful to not soak it too long.Originally posted by Craizie View Post
A lot of guys actually use it to remove aluminum that builds up on end mills. I have a cutter soaking in drain cleaner right now actually.Comment
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