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Pressure Washing and Rust Removal

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What happens here

After letting the oven cleaner sit for a while to work its magic, use a pressure washer to thoroughly rinse off the cleaner, loose rust, and grime from the entire rear axle assembly. Focus on areas with heavy rust buildup and ensure all cleaner residue is removed. If stubborn rust remains, repeat the oven cleaner application and pressure washing, or use a needle gun to mechanically remove the rust.

Goal: Remove loosened rust and dirt using a pressure washer and needle gun.

Tools and materials

  • Needle Gun — Mechanically removing stubborn rust in hard-to-reach areas
  • Pressure Washer Sun Joe — Rinsing off cleaner and loose debris
  • Safety Glasses — Protection from flying debris and water
  • Safety Gloves — Protection during cleaning

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actually does bird your legs that's pretty impressive I just remembered I got to put Rob's forklift back oh good job yeah first spray off wasn't too bad got a a lot of surface rust you see some of the black paint underneath it didn't turn out too bad so far I'm going to clean it again and take the needle gun to some of these crusty pieces so I went over a few spots with the needle gun just to make sure that it's not flaking off and then I sprayed it with the power pressure washer again to make sure I get all the crust off then I'm just going to go at it with the 415 Degreaser and all that fun stuff but it looks so much better than it did getting the hang of using this

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