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how do i clean pads without using grit guard. i don't have grit guard right now and i wanted to know whats my alternative way of cleaning the pads.
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Re: how to clean pads
The Grit Guard is for cleaning your wash mit/sponge.
The pads for a G100/110 you could wash in your washing machine if they are washeable pads, and there is one or two other pad cleaning systems sold also. Or yo ucan simply go to your sink, and rinse/squueze them out as best you can, with some Dawn.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue -
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there are a variety of cleaners out there. Some dedicated pad cleaners, and household stuff like Murr mentioned.
Lot of folks like Dawn Power Dissolver (believe it is called)2008 Toyota Corolla 5-spd
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Not quite true, the pad washer I bought uses a grit guard for cleaning.Originally posted by Murr1525 View PostComment
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This is true, the Grit Guard Universal Pad Washer uses a Grit Guard Insert plus some other pieces as a part of their pad washing system. I have one and it works really well.Originally posted by AeroCleanse View Post
As easy as 1 2 3. The UPW cleaned this pad in 7 seconds. Before being cleaned, this pad was loaded with bonded contaminants and buffing compound, rendering it useless. If it weren't for the Universal Pad Washer, this pad would have been thrown away. That's $12 in the trash after one use.
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