Stop in for a cup of coffee

Yes, I am sure you could. Lightly touch it with a grinder while spinning the hub the best you could, but @Ddaddy had a good point. Do it once on the rims if only for memory. Change rotors in a hurry some time, throw wheels on, run on with impact and go....ooops. Or if you sold it, kids end up with it, etc. If you had a way to spin the rim so you could run a buff/sand wheel in the pilot, it could turn out just fine. It is a tiny amount of material you need to remove. Just my 2¢
Correct, I don’t disagree. But screwing up 50 bucks in rotors beats screwing up 600 in wheels.

oh it’s 730. Wheel shop opened, gonna call them. I’d feel much more comfortable having the wheels done professionally than by me doing it.