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Old 01-07-2009, 08:41 PM   #1
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You will be amazed how much dust is in there every time you take the drum off.
Was more than amazed. This was one of jobs that ended with a shower...
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Old 01-07-2009, 08:45 PM   #2
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Was more than amazed. This was one of jobs that ended with a shower...
LOL this is why all auto shops are required to have a osha approved brake cleaner system. Which is a big drum that wheels under the brakes and a long brush that has a solvent that comes out of it. So you can gently brush away the dust without it going all over the place like into your lungs.
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LOL this is why all auto shops are required to have a osha approved brake cleaner system. Which is a big drum that wheels under the brakes and a long brush that has a solvent that comes out of it. So you can gently brush away the dust without it going all over the place like into your lungs.
Now you tell me. Guess I wasted a wet face towel and a pair of goggles for nothing LOL
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