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09-04-16, 07:33
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Hi Jordan, I have done this in the past and it works quite well but you do need to wear some protective gear. Use an oxy on lowish heat and use your compressor with a point jet and blow it away. It won't get rid of every bit but most of it. You can direct which way you want it to go.
Colin. 
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09-04-16, 08:26
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Rob, I am on your side!
 
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