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What you need: dedicated shop towels are a good idea because aerosol brake cleaner will eat additives and plastics in cloth or parer-type napkins and could cause more trouble. Eye protection is a good idea too when using chemicals. We show you the tools necessary to remove Magura brake pads. You'll need a slightly different kit to remove other types of pads. Finally. we used 100-grit abrasive because it gets the job done quickly. If your rotors use a spider, then make a sanding block from a paint stirring stick or similar, or carefully work the rotor with the edge of the rubber block.
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span style='font-size:18px'>What you need:/span>br>Dedicated shop towels are a good idea because aerosol brake cleaner will eat additives and plastics in cloth or paper-type napkins and could cause more trouble. Eye protection is a good idea when using chemicals. We show you the tools necessary to remove Magura brake pads. You'll need a slightly different kit to remove other types of pads. Finally. we used 100-grit abrasive because it gets the job done quickly, but 220-grit will result in a nicer finish. If your rotors use a spider, then make a sanding block from a paint stirring stick or similar, or carefully work the rotor with the edge of the rubber block. Before you get started, realize that brake rotors can become as sharp as a knife on the edges of the braking surfaces and also the connecting spokes. Be careful.
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