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Originally Posted by selfdisplaced the front face of the part you can see while looking at the rims, like behind of there. if still not a good description I will see about getting a picture in the daylight tomorrow | I'm assuming you are talking about the contact surface of the rotors. (where the brake pad makes contact) The rust should come off after a short trip around the block. Rust will form due to the rotor surface being bare steel. Lack of use = rust. The rate at which the rust forms is depending on how frequently you drive the car and the climate/humidity in your area. My climate is pretty dry but even still my '88 Mustang will show rust after about a month because it just sits most of time. A short cruise...and they are shiny as can be.
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