Do you guys know a way to get rid of this. Its not that noticable but I see it and im getting new wheels soon and wanted to know how to get rid of it.

 

My guess would be new rotars, or some kind of brake dust cover, like a black one or something, or stop driving it in the rain.

 

Well...it is created by oxidation on the raw metal..therefore I think that as long as the metal is exposed, you will have rust. But, here's an idea..which I have not tried, but just thinking out loud. How about if you protect that area with break caliper paint? Of course, I would think you would have to sand it down some, then clean it up otherwise you would be puting a protecting coatover rust, which will eventually come up again. Like I said, I have not tried this...just putting out an idea.

 

You can remove the wheels and clean the area with a wire brush, some steel wool or such and some brake cleaner.
You could paint with some high temp paint such as "VHT" which is available from auto parts stores.
I painted some rotors in a silver color. They get a bit dirty, but nothing compared to the rusted color of an un-coated rotor.

There may be coated rotors available that I am not aware of.

Best of luck.

 

Now, there another good idea.