Preventing rust on rotors - help needed....

#21

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There is another way IF you want to bother with it. Bag the car in a car
bag and use a vacuum to suck out the air, no air = no rust.
http://www.autoanything.com/car-covers/20A50302A1.aspx
http://www.carcover.com/
http://carbag.com/

Also replace the brake pads with a good ceramic and they won't rust
into scrap either.

Unfortunately the car bag is for indoor use only, I think if the OP
could store the vehicle indoors to begin with, this problem would most
likely be reduced or eliminated.

-GV

#22

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Ya think? I merely answer the question asked. LOL

Just remember.... other people are reading this thread also....so if a
whole bunch of
cars go sliding past stop signs in your neighborhood... you have no one to
blame
but yourself !!!

I have a story along these lines I'd like to share.

A co-worker of mine was at a local factory doing some work. A bunch of oil
had leaked from a machine all over the floor. One of the maintenance guys
was asking for advice on how to go about cleaning it up quickly. My coworker
jokingly said, "I'd pour naptha on it and light it on fire."

The guy did it and nearly burned the building down.

Steve

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Re: Preventing rust on rotors - help needed.... - 04-28-2007 , 08:16 AM

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