The new rear rotors showed up Thursday, so those are good to go. I also just ordered the red RPG Offroad half tie rod ends so I don't run into any fitment issues during the install.
I decided that I would take all the hardware pieces and steel wool them to clean them back up. The machined aluminum brackets I am steel wooling to clean the corrosion off them, bench polishing them, and then 2K clear coating them to seal them. The brake pads I cleaned up a bit with some light sandpaper, masked the pad material off, and painted them with satin black chassis paint.
The calipers I'll be cleaning up, lightly scuffing, and then painting them with G2 epoxy caliper paint. The only reason for doing this is because they just have some chips in the powder coating, plus they have very little use on them, and disassembling them to blast and powder coat them with having to buy rebuild kits seems like a waste of money and time. I've had awesome results with the G2 paint in the past, and this way I don't need to disassemble the calipers to refresh them.
The rotors originally come silver zinc coated on the entire rotor. The fronts are used, but the rears are new. I'm wondering if it would be worth trying to find like a silver zinc spray coating to refresh the fronts, or if I go and paint the hats. Thoughts?