- Mon Feb 11, 2008 7:30 pm
#41856
I just got some EBC rotors for my car and they look beautiful!. I know after a while they will probably start to rust like rotors do though.
So I was thinking about painting the edge and center like in the pic above, but in black or silver.
Has anyone ever done this before? I would assume that I'd sand the rotor with 600 grit, mask off the area that contacts the pads, then paint away?
Because rotors get hot, I'd need some high temp 500°F or 1200°F engine or caliper paint. And I'm not sure if it would be a good idea to use a self-etching primer first or not, if it will hold up to the heat.
Last, because I will be braking hard for auto-x I'm concerned if this will have much (if any) of an effect on the cooling of the rotors. I don't want them to get too hot and warp like the stock ones did.
I just got some EBC rotors for my car and they look beautiful!. I know after a while they will probably start to rust like rotors do though.
So I was thinking about painting the edge and center like in the pic above, but in black or silver.
Has anyone ever done this before? I would assume that I'd sand the rotor with 600 grit, mask off the area that contacts the pads, then paint away?
Because rotors get hot, I'd need some high temp 500°F or 1200°F engine or caliper paint. And I'm not sure if it would be a good idea to use a self-etching primer first or not, if it will hold up to the heat.
Last, because I will be braking hard for auto-x I'm concerned if this will have much (if any) of an effect on the cooling of the rotors. I don't want them to get too hot and warp like the stock ones did.
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