Throw LC pads away?

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Danny9447537

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Soo...I accidentally dropped my white and orange LC Hybrid pads on the garage floor where dirt usually accumulates.

Would a good rinse clean out the tiny specs of dirt or am I out of luck?
 
Clean them out the way you would after every use, then evaluate whether or not they're done.
 
After ya soak & clean em, use a vacuum cleaner. Then see if ya feel any dirt.
 
Thanks for the tips! I really hope I don't have to buy new ones because I've only got to use them once....
 
They're not clay. You can get the grit out of pads.
 
Lint roller? wet them then use wet dry vac on them water should help pull anything out. Don't throw them away send them to me I know I could get them clean.
 
Danny9447537 said:
Soo...I accidentally dropped my white and orange LC Hybrid pads on the garage floor where dirt usually accumulates.

Would a good rinse clean out the tiny specs of dirt or am I out of luck?
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Danny,
Dropping the pads on the floor is extremely bad and potentially dangerous to your car's paint or perhaps a customer's car. Please box up the pads and mail them to me for proper disposal. I'll pm you my address.

Thanks,
Waxmaster
 
I though the floor is where your suppose to store the pads when your not using them... I see pads laying on the floor everyday and have never seen issues with dirt scratching paint
 
Pads will be fine. You should have Pad Cleaner, Hose and brush.
My routine is.
1.) Spray pad liberally with XMT Pad Cleaner
2.) Use a pad brush to clean the pad
3.) Rinse thoroughly with hose - you'd be surprised how the pad comes back clean.
4.) Place on DA and run at #6 until dry (about 30 seconds)
5.) During the MF Wash, throw the pads in the machine with all your MF. Use a good MF cleaner. Do NOT put pads in dryer, let them dry at room temp on a rack of some sorts. (open top and bottom rack).
 
WaxMaster1 said:
Danny,
Dropping the pads on the floor is extremely bad and potentially dangerous to your car's paint or perhaps a customer's car. Please box up the pads and mail them to me for proper disposal. I'll pm you my address.

Thanks,
Waxmaster
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I'm sure I'll be fine lol. I don't think there's a proper way to dispose these but thanks for the offer.
 
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