If you are looking to upgrade your car, especially your battery, you will need a lot of Lead Platelets, which you can't find lying on the ground. Check out how to get Lead Platelet in Pacific Drive to craft important upgrades for your car.
Where to get Lead Platelet in Pacific Drive
Lead Platelets are an important material in the game, as you use them to upgrade both your car battery as well as the car body against radiation damage. If you don't know where to look, it can be difficult to find, so check out where to get Lead Platelet in Pacific Drive below.
For Lead Platelets, you need to head to the Blistering Woods Junctions, as you can see on the map. This material is only available in this area, so I would suggest trying to hit up a few of these junctions when you are planning a route.
You get Platelets from Lead Shielding, which aren't that noticeable in the area, especially if it's dark or foggy around. However, they are always right next to Sodium Vapor Lights, which you can see in the darkness. So, if you notice a white light shining in the distance, then you should head that way. If the light is green, definitely avoid it, as that's an Abductor coming to steal your things or slam the car into a tree.
To collect Lead Platelets, you need to bring a Scrapper. With it, you'll break down the Lead Shielding panels into the material you need. If you are going on a hunt for them, make sure also to bring a Hand Vac. You can use the opportunity to collect some Bulbs from the Vapor Lights as well. Just make sure to do that after you've scrapped the shielding, or you'll end up in darkness.
For more storage space in your car and backpack, check out How to increase your inventory in Pacific Drive on Pro Game Guides.
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