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Stick a picture up buddyThe disc brakes on my c class have gone a horrible orange rusty colour. What’s the best stuff to use to remove safely as to not damage anything?
I used a rust preventer then took the car out as you suggested. You were right, the discs seem to be silver in colour now. Although it doesn’t seem to take that long before they discolour again. Many thanks!!Is this the mating surface with the pads? If so then drive the car normally and it will clean itself.
If the car was left to stand for a very long period, the rust might cause deep pitting, and in this case new discs and pads will be needed. But drive the car first and see what the discs look like afterwards - if the mating surfaces are smooth and shiny with no signs of pitting, then you're fine.
If you are talking about rusty callipers, then they can be cleaned and repainted.
The discs are usually made of cast iron so they will discolour overnight in some cases depending on humidity /temperature. It's perfectly normal for this to happen.I used a rust preventer then took the car out as you suggested. You were right, the discs seem to be silver in colour now. Although it doesn’t seem to take that long before they discolour again. Many thanks!!
I used a rust preventer then took the car out as you suggested.
The disc brakes on my c class have gone a horrible orange rusty colour. What’s the best stuff to use to remove safely as to not damage anything?
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