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How To Sand Brake Drums. If they need resurfacing for some. In addition, it will also. Don't use wd40 or any other lube. Sandpaper is a great way to ensure that your paint will stick to the surface of the drum. If you're just deglazing you can just scrub the drum with some med grit sand paper. Do not use sand paper!! Do not use regular sand paper or emery cloth as the aluminum oxide abrasive material will permeate the cast iron surface and make the. I'd just use 180 on both, just don't push hard when sanding the drum. If they're really glazed, a green scotchbrite pad will take forever (and a day) to do anything, though that is fine to just clean them. Sand paper is comprised of silicone which does more damage than good to your brake system. If you skip this step, your paint may not adhere to the drum properly, or it could even fall off! Use plain old water if anything and dry it when you've finished. I've repadded/reshoed many a rotor/drum with no turning, just a good cleaning with brake cleaner. I personally don't believe that the direction makes.

If you're just deglazing you can just scrub the drum with some med grit sand paper. If they're really glazed, a green scotchbrite pad will take forever (and a day) to do anything, though that is fine to just clean them. If you skip this step, your paint may not adhere to the drum properly, or it could even fall off! Do not use regular sand paper or emery cloth as the aluminum oxide abrasive material will permeate the cast iron surface and make the. I personally don't believe that the direction makes. Sandpaper is a great way to ensure that your paint will stick to the surface of the drum. Do not use sand paper!! In addition, it will also. Sand paper is comprised of silicone which does more damage than good to your brake system. I've repadded/reshoed many a rotor/drum with no turning, just a good cleaning with brake cleaner.

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How To Sand Brake Drums Don't use wd40 or any other lube. If you skip this step, your paint may not adhere to the drum properly, or it could even fall off! If they're really glazed, a green scotchbrite pad will take forever (and a day) to do anything, though that is fine to just clean them. Don't use wd40 or any other lube. Do not use sand paper!! I've repadded/reshoed many a rotor/drum with no turning, just a good cleaning with brake cleaner. In addition, it will also. Do not use regular sand paper or emery cloth as the aluminum oxide abrasive material will permeate the cast iron surface and make the. If they need resurfacing for some. Sand paper is comprised of silicone which does more damage than good to your brake system. I personally don't believe that the direction makes. If you're just deglazing you can just scrub the drum with some med grit sand paper. Sandpaper is a great way to ensure that your paint will stick to the surface of the drum. I'd just use 180 on both, just don't push hard when sanding the drum. Use plain old water if anything and dry it when you've finished.