What can i use to take the glaze off my pads?

[chrispy.clio]

I had EBC green stuff out on a trackday and they overheated and are now super rubbish.
I just put carbone lorraine pads in for my trackday tomorrow, and they are a million times better and they werent even warm.

My question is what can i use to file off the top layer off the green stuff for when i put them back in for the road. Wet and dry or just a simple file?

I dont have enough pennies to buy new pads

Cheers

 

[Ali]

Sand paper!

 

[robbieraver]

file, put the pads in a vice, face up. its not as shonky as you think.

 

[motorola222]

put them on ur car get some grooved disks when u put them back on then drive like mad a break heavily. should do. becare full theought due to new discs and glazing u wont stop quickly so make sure u know ur distances.

 

[Fred@BTM]

house brick will do

 

[sideways danny]

put them on ur car get some grooved disks when u put them back on then drive like mad a break heavily. should do. becare full theought due to new discs and glazing u wont stop quickly so make sure u know ur distances.

wow....thats......The worst advice i think i've ever read :S

 

[Jat_172cup]

sand paper worked for me aswell

 

[mark123]

I use an old sharpening stone.

 

[mini-valver]

wow....thats......The worst advice i think i've ever read :S

FLOL! +1


80 grit sandpaper and about 2 minutes of your time.

 

[Ralphizzle]

80 grit or a brick!

Right said Fred! LOL

 

[rich_1989]

FLOL! +1


80 grit sandpaper and about 2 minutes of your time.

double FLOL with a PMSL and a ROFL on top

that is the eqivilant of a engine rebuild with a 500 mile run in phase advised, then redlining it in first after draining the oil and slashing the tires!