So I purchased my PC kit several months ago and during a warm streak this winter I had tried some of the pads out on the hood of the SUV. Did pretty well for a quick job and knew more work would come later.
Anyway, I cleaned all the pads with APC and rinsed, let them air dry out for about a day then places each of them into a separate plastic baggy, closed them and put them in the box they shipped in.
I just pulled some of the stuff back out the other day since we're finally heading into summer, looked at the pads and what do I find? All were ok except for the white pad which now had a few spots of orange, pink, and black spores! I was starting a science experiment. So of course I freak out and immediately take them inside and soak them with APC and let them sit for a bit. Rinsed, dried for at least two days and them put them back in the washed baggies but did not seal them. Lesson learned!
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So I purchased my PC kit several months ago and during a warm streak this winter I had tried some of the pads out on the hood of the SUV. Did pretty well for a quick job and knew more work would come later.
Anyway, I cleaned all the pads with APC and rinsed, let them air dry out for about a day then places each of them into a separate plastic baggy, closed them and put them in the box they shipped in.
I just pulled some of the stuff back out the other day since we're finally heading into summer, looked at the pads and what do I find? All were ok except for the white pad which now had a few spots of orange, pink, and black spores! I was starting a science experiment. So of course I freak out and immediately take them inside and soak them with APC and let them sit for a bit. Rinsed, dried for at least two days and them put them back in the washed baggies but did not seal them. Lesson learned!
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