Subject	I do not have that brake setup but here is what I do:
Posted by	TT-Z (Cape Coral, FL) on October 03, 2013 at 11:22 AM
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In Reply To	Solutions for rust ring with 350Z track rotors? posted by Jayru on October 03, 2013 at 09:55 AM
Message	I periodically put some WD-40 on the rusted portion with a tooth brush. It does not get rid of the ring but it looks a lot better. Also, after you wash your car take it for a 15-20 minute drive to blow any residual water off the car. :
Follow Ups	Solutions for rust ring with 350Z track rotors? - Jayru 09:55:44 10/03/13 I do not have that brake setup but here is what I do: - TT-Z (Cape Coral, FL) 11:22:46 10/03/13 I would not recommend this method - ttsmokin 11:39:12 10/03/13 word. oil + rotor = wtf? (n/m) - shaggee 12:12:07 10/03/13 WD-40 isn't an oil though.. Its mostly Kerosene.. - Ash's Z 15:18:22 10/03/13 I hope this is a troll post. (n/m) - Antihero 14:25:53 10/03/13 LOL. Na man just a little wd40 and your good to go! (n/m) - VERTTZ 15:01:08 10/03/13 I used VHT header paint - BlackholeZ 12:34:24 10/03/13 Thanks everyone - Jayru 12:37:36 10/03/13 You painted the whole rotor? - ZXRider 12:39:29 10/03/13 It's really a minimal layer that gets removed very quickly. - BlackholeZ 15:50:16 10/03/13 buy zinc plated rotors to start with is the easiest way. (n/m) - Antihero 14:27:07 10/03/13 Completely missing the mark here - Jayru 14:44:14 10/03/13 plated rotors are usually 100% plated. - Antihero 14:50:43 10/03/13 this is true (n/m) - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 15:18:31 10/03/13 Hmm, my rotors were Chryo treated - Jayru 15:39:14 10/03/13 If the entire rotor is zinc plated to start, only the rotor - boileralum 14:51:05 10/03/13 This is the ideal solution. - BlackholeZ 15:51:37 10/03/13 I used an industrial grade high temp stainless steel coat - VERTTZ 14:58:41 10/03/13 Source? I've never heard of such a thing. (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 20:55:58 10/03/13
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