Cleaning DP 6" foam pads
i use Griot's MicroFiber Cleaner. 
www.griotsgarage.com
just use warm water, spray on some MF Cleaner, agitate,
rinse under warm water, repeat a few times.

www.griotsgarage.com
just use warm water, spray on some MF Cleaner, agitate,
rinse under warm water, repeat a few times.
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We had a good discussion on this last week
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co....php?p=2028253
Richard
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co....php?p=2028253
Richard
Thanks Richard !
As usual the search function here kinda sux!
I used Dawn and water on my black and white pads after using epic and amigo. The pads really didn't "foam" up much during the cleaning, but they seemed to come clean ok.
Any problems with using a not so clean pad with the same product as before?
As usual the search function here kinda sux!
I used Dawn and water on my black and white pads after using epic and amigo. The pads really didn't "foam" up much during the cleaning, but they seemed to come clean ok.
Any problems with using a not so clean pad with the same product as before?
Vendor & Moderator :: MINI Camera and Video & c3 club forum
iTrader: (6)
If you're using the same product on the pad, then no, there is no problem. You wash the pads for a couple of reasons.
1.) If they are saturated with product and no longer function
2.) They are contaminated with debris or foreign matter
3.) The product has dried and now has the potential to mar the finish
Considering how soft the black pad is, and it's an application pad, you won't have any issues, I never have, and honestly I wash my black pads frequently..though it's not a bad idea.
For the white pad, as long as you squeeze the pad as you're washing it, and the color isn't coming out--Amigo has this grey sudsy look when mixed with Dawn---it's fine. Amigo often leaves a black pigment in the pad behind even though it's "clean".
Btw, as for searching, the best way to search NAM is google.
Go to Google.com
type in the search box
Wash Pads site:northamericanmotoring.com
That's what I did. =)
Richard
1.) If they are saturated with product and no longer function
2.) They are contaminated with debris or foreign matter
3.) The product has dried and now has the potential to mar the finish
Considering how soft the black pad is, and it's an application pad, you won't have any issues, I never have, and honestly I wash my black pads frequently..though it's not a bad idea.
For the white pad, as long as you squeeze the pad as you're washing it, and the color isn't coming out--Amigo has this grey sudsy look when mixed with Dawn---it's fine. Amigo often leaves a black pigment in the pad behind even though it's "clean".
Btw, as for searching, the best way to search NAM is google.
Go to Google.com
type in the search box
Wash Pads site:northamericanmotoring.com
That's what I did. =)
Richard
Thanks Richard !
As usual the search function here kinda sux!
I used Dawn and water on my black and white pads after using epic and amigo. The pads really didn't "foam" up much during the cleaning, but they seemed to come clean ok.
Any problems with using a not so clean pad with the same product as before?
As usual the search function here kinda sux!
I used Dawn and water on my black and white pads after using epic and amigo. The pads really didn't "foam" up much during the cleaning, but they seemed to come clean ok.
Any problems with using a not so clean pad with the same product as before?
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