Now that I have my new rims, what can I do to clean up the calipers and rear drums so they look nicer? Right now they are all rusty looking and not very attractive. I don't want to paint anything, just want a nice natural look. Can I just simply take a wire brush to them and knock off all the rusty stuff? Does any one have any suggestions or special techniques or products that they have used to shine up the calipers and drums??
Thanks.
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89 Lx-i
Performance: K&N filter,custom CAI, Accel coil, MSD 6aL ignition, magnecor wires, high flow injectors, FPR, sport exhaust,Tokico springs/struts
Appearance: white gauges, side markers, headlight conversion, clear bumper signal/fog light conversion, SE-i center armrest and cupholder, SE-i leather seats
17" ADRs with 205/40/17 khumos
future plans: 16" or 17" rims(can scratch that one off the list 9-12-02), headers-high flow cat.-cat back piping. Rear disc brakes from SE-i, reground cam.
what i would have done is use wire brush to remove all the rust.
and use high temperature or brake paint to paint them like black. unless you want people to see that you have brakes.
Alex.
I just cleaned mine , polished, and clearcoated them. They look like if they are brand new and they've looked that way for about 3 years now.
Buy New ones! thats what I am doing...
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what i would have done is use wire brush to remove all the rust.
and use high temperature or brake paint to paint them like black. unless you want people to see that you have brakes.
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