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Rusty Wheel Hubs

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My 991.1 C2 (MY2015) wheel hubs had rust on them when car purchased last October. I am considering re-doing them with Hammerite Grey paint (to match existing and brushed on not spray aerosol). Do I need to use heat resistant Hammerite paint or will standard Hammerite paint suffice please? I suppose it depends on how hot the hubs get. The car is not tracked, just normal domestic use. Thank you.
 
I painted my new discs when i fitted them. Just used primer and normal grey spray paint, holding up fine.
 
Very many thanks to both helpful replies and gives me the confidence to go ahead with the work. Never had this problem on my 930, 996.2 or 997.2 so guess I have just been unlucky on the 991.1.
 
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