Painting discs n calipers for the non existant Mondy
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RE: Painting discs n calipers for the non existant Mondy
Soon bro, soon.
The discs n EBC Redstuff pads are getting fitted today and the brake fluid is being changed too
The weathers getting better so it'll be time for pics very soon.
Although I'm gonna be embarrassed by the horrible looking calipers until I get time to clean n paint them.
Jim
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02-08-2008, 12:47 PM
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RE: Painting discs n calipers for the non existant Mondy
Jim, I just wanted to see if the rotors you got were coated at all...clear?
The reason I ask is that you are doing some good preventative coating on the hat and edges (cooling fins) but wanted to let you knowt that the drilled/cross-cut rotors on my jeep also corroded inside these grooves and holes. If you really want to be thorough, perhaps 'painting' in these holes n grooves with some clear high-heat coating, you'll save them as well.
just a thought...while you're waiting for your pads.
The reason I ask is that you are doing some good preventative coating on the hat and edges (cooling fins) but wanted to let you knowt that the drilled/cross-cut rotors on my jeep also corroded inside these grooves and holes. If you really want to be thorough, perhaps 'painting' in these holes n grooves with some clear high-heat coating, you'll save them as well.
just a thought...while you're waiting for your pads.
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RE: Painting discs n calipers for the non existant Mondy
ORIGINAL: h20boy
Jim, I just wanted to see if the rotors you got were coated at all...clear?
The reason I ask is that you are doing some good preventative coating on the hat and edges (cooling fins) but wanted to let you knowt that the drilled/cross-cut rotors on my jeep also corroded inside these grooves and holes. If you really want to be thorough, perhaps 'painting' in these holes n grooves with some clear high-heat coating, you'll save them as well.
just a thought...while you're waiting for your pads.
Jim, I just wanted to see if the rotors you got were coated at all...clear?
The reason I ask is that you are doing some good preventative coating on the hat and edges (cooling fins) but wanted to let you knowt that the drilled/cross-cut rotors on my jeep also corroded inside these grooves and holes. If you really want to be thorough, perhaps 'painting' in these holes n grooves with some clear high-heat coating, you'll save them as well.
just a thought...while you're waiting for your pads.
Nice oneon the tip h20, much appreciated. Although they have been fitted as of today so its too late anyway now I guess.
Just as a side not the EBC Redstuff pads turned out to be wrong for the rear of the Mondeo and I'll need to change them. All the discs and front pads all fitted n working fine though.
Jim
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02-08-2008, 07:14 PM
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RE: Painting discs n calipers for the non existant Mondy
I took a picture...this is after many thousands of miles in a decent climate. (Always garaged too)
Exhibit A for the courts consideration...
Please, no jabs about the filthy nature of the wheels/tires/general vehicle. Jag takes precedence in the cleaning pecking order around here.
Exhibit A for the courts consideration...
Please, no jabs about the filthy nature of the wheels/tires/general vehicle. Jag takes precedence in the cleaning pecking order around here.
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