Hello! I would stick to the typical isopropyl alcohol on the pads themselves for the routine periodic cleaning and you can even "reset" them with a light sanding (but you'll need to do an abbreviated bed-in process again). I will say though, this should not be something you'll need to do much at all, if ever. Its for those maintenance-freaks that some of us are.
For cleaning rotors, you can go more aggressive with a cleaner if you like because they are made of hardened stainless steel. But the trick is, make sure you have a clean towel handy to dry the rotor off before that liquid evaporates, to make sure you're removing the potential residue.
Kevin // MTX
Jan. 11, 2023, 9:57 a.m. - MTX-Braking
Hello! I would stick to the typical isopropyl alcohol on the pads themselves for the routine periodic cleaning and you can even "reset" them with a light sanding (but you'll need to do an abbreviated bed-in process again). I will say though, this should not be something you'll need to do much at all, if ever. Its for those maintenance-freaks that some of us are. For cleaning rotors, you can go more aggressive with a cleaner if you like because they are made of hardened stainless steel. But the trick is, make sure you have a clean towel handy to dry the rotor off before that liquid evaporates, to make sure you're removing the potential residue. Kevin // MTX