On your out lap (1st lap time on track) on the track perform a few near stops.  This will get the two surfaces (disc and pad) to mate up and put down a transfer layer into the micro-grooves on the discs.  Then, drive like normal (but back up your regular braking marker/point) for about 3-5 laps.  During your 3-5 laps at some point you should feel the pads fade all of a sudden; at that point back off the throttle and cruise back to your paddock spot and stay off the brakes (as much as possible) and let the car sit for NO Less than an hour.  DO NOT run more than 5 laps at speed while performing the bedding process (even if you don’t feel them fade).   Allow brake pads and discs to cool down to ambient temperatures.

NOTE: Do NOT try and bed your track pads on the street.  The only way to properly bed them is on a race track (closed circuit).