A repeating problem I have (because I have multiple vehicles that end up sitting for months to years/inherited vehicles that I need to fix stuff on and finally sell but couldn't get around to because too busy and didn't want to dump for nothing in their broken condition) is vehicles that have the rotors go rusty from the rain...
I'm wondering if there's any way to prevent this by putting it into storage some different way/spraying something on there. (preferably that doesn't become a PITA to remove)
I'm wondering the best solution to fix it without replacing everything - like could I just have the rotors turned and re-burn in the existing pads to the freshened up rotor face? If they were old/used up I wouldn't but i'm talking several cases of nearly new rotors and pads, parked a year, and back to rustygrindy again.
Should I just drive with the pedal held down to try and scrape burn off the rust?
I'm wondering if there's any way to prevent this by putting it into storage some different way/spraying something on there. (preferably that doesn't become a PITA to remove)
I'm wondering the best solution to fix it without replacing everything - like could I just have the rotors turned and re-burn in the existing pads to the freshened up rotor face? If they were old/used up I wouldn't but i'm talking several cases of nearly new rotors and pads, parked a year, and back to rustygrindy again.
Should I just drive with the pedal held down to try and scrape burn off the rust?