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I razor scraped then wire brushed a rotor to near-new cleanliness in less than 30 mins. I used a new wire cup on an electric drill. There was no visible damage to the rotor as a result of this.
Dave
Ernest Christley wrote:
Finn Lassen wrote:
From my limited experience (taking apart 5 and putting together 4 times), the time consuming part is the cleaning.
Once you've got it apart you'll feel obligated to clean rotors, seals, etc. Otherwise it's easy to take apart and put together in a short weekend.
Finn
I've heard several comments about cleaning carbon. I don't know if I'll have that problem, but I wanted to share an idea that I got off of one of those DIY shows. The topic was about cleaning a grill, and several options were given:
1--oven cleaner
2--wrap in paper towels, spray down with ammonia, seal in aluminum foil for several hours.
3--wrap in aluminum foil and back on high heat for several hours
Would any of these present major drawbacks to cleaning a rotor without all the elbow grease?
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