Anyone know anything about disc brakes?

If anyone is interested, and for reference, I email trp and got this reply:

Thank you for the email. Other than a bleed and a piston exercise, I don’t have many other suggestions. Exercising the pistons:

1. Start by removing the pads
   
2. Use a tire lever, or box-end wrench, or something to hold the freely-moving piston in place
   
3. Actuate the brake to get the sticking piston to move out slightly - no more than 3mm, as you don't want it to pop all of the way out.
   
4. Use a Q-tip and mineral oil to clean around the piston. The mineral oil will also act as a lubricant.
   
5. Use the tire lever/box-end wrench/etc. to push the piston back in.
   
6. Hold the other piston in again while actuating the brakes to push the sticky one back out.
   
7. Repeat 5 & 6 a couple of times. Do the same with the other piston, so they're both starting over clean and lubed.
   
   

Bleeding: this is essentially a mtb brake, without a hose, and the lever assembly fused to the caliper. So your bleed will be very similar to this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cS0pBCBT65g

(I don’t have a current bleed video for the Hy/Rd – coming soon!)

And then, just to ensure you’re familiar with the setup, installation, and potential mis-setup, please check out the setup video and tech bulletin, if you haven’t already:
http://www.trpbrakes.com/category.php?productid=1198&catid=206&subcat=0

Let me know how it goes

Going to try this out and see how they perform. Will probably use shimano brake oil unless anyone knows why this would be a really bad idea, as I'm going to buy a big tub and do the MTB brakes too.