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Jerry's POS NBS crew cab
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Popcorn ready to watch the paint dry.
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Forget my noobyness but it's ok to paint the entire rotor? I see people do it all the time. Just wonder if it builds up on the pads
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Same thing I thought and I'm pretty sure that it's a no no. Unless this guys knows something about the kind of paint we don't know? But I'm seeing a rattle can so assuming its just that then the paint will need to come off the contact surface before installed on the vehicle.
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yes it is just regular paint the contact patch will be cleaned off when I do the embeding process on the new pads, leaving that area nice and shiny but keeping the rest protected from rust.
@Fosscore is who I got the idea from and @NORCAL SS has a thread on it
http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=49870
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lol funny u say that I know 6 trucks from sema last year that all had to have new rotors for that exact reason
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Yes looks good. Confirmed spray paint will be removed during the embedding process and through the course of normal braking. There may be a burnt paint smell for a while,
but that will go away.
Spray Paint will remove YES, Powder coat NO. Too thick and it is baked on too hard IMO as stated above.
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