How To Resurface Rotors On Any Car 🚗

[@TooFlyNico]

This is a terrible way to resurface rotors 😂

[@Codeman785]

I'm legit going to try this

[@bayareakid916]

Kids don’t try this at home. Go buy the parts lol😂

[@Mike-we3rb]

Don’t forget you can only do front rotors on fwd or rear rotors on rwd. The other ones have to just be replaced

[@philippe94416]

You just need something to turn the wheel hub.

[@jameshrenn]

How many mph does the car rotors need to be going ?

[@kylehuntley149]

I'd say between 10mph is good

[@emailformosa]

Going too fast will generate more heat which will break down the sandpaper more quickly.

[@iliketakingshowers]

Just put it in drive

[@GuruthaCaveman]

I do 100 with everything..some reason my apprentice was mad because he was the one holding the sand paper..

[@bluesky-ud9wg]

That is some Shade Tree crap there. Aren't you Embarrassed?

[@jim4448]

This looks like a good solution. For third world countries where I live.

[@juliosdiy3206]

Wood n paper nice n easy thanks!

[@jonyoung6405]

Well done. Thanks !!

[@S13KON]

Pizza cutter's lol

[@fmsecret5635]

Good try

[@ozchalupkova4688]

such a rotor cost maybe 30 dollars.. impossible to make it rentabile..

[@permabulk1454]

Absolutely not. Rotors for an 07 Tahoe are $110 bucks a piece… that’s just ONE rotor and autozone brand… so $450 for just the rotors. Pads $100+ then the labor. And I do everything on my own

[@jeepsblackpowderandlights4305]

todays rotors are made of trash steel.. i want to keep the 50 year old rotor on my truck that isnt even rusted out or worn out, but just need a resurface... if i got a new rotor/hub it would rust out in a year or two with crap today

[@coop9051]

What grit?

[@fritzsnickerz855]

80 and then 100 is best and be even as possible

[@michaelscott6669]

The original post with the commentary said its 220

[@oreganizer]

ChatGPT says: No, it is not recommended to use sandpaper on car brake pads. Sandpaper can compromise the integrity and effectiveness of the brake pads by altering their surface texture and potentially causing uneven wear. Additionally, sanding brake pads can release harmful dust particles into the air, which can be hazardous to health when inhaled. It's best to follow manufacturer recommendations for brake pad maintenance and replacement, and if brake pads are worn or damaged, they should be replaced rather than attempting to sand them.

[@ThePokerStreets916]

Cool story, those aren't brake pads

[@nicholasmanson8615]

This is a brake rotor, not a brake pad.

[@yushaumeri6292]

Tell chat gpt to fo guck itself

[@jeremiahramage8967]

😂

[@oreganizer]

Chat GPT says: No, it's not recommended to use sandpaper on rotors. Sandpaper can create uneven surfaces and compromise the integrity of the rotor, leading to brake issues and potential safety hazards. If your rotors need resurfacing or cleaning, it's best to consult a professional mechanic.