THEengineer
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want to clean my chassis on the weekend i have a pressure washer is this what everyone else uses?
chassis cleaning
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lanny man 90
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Steam cleaner
trax99
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yep, defo a pressure washer
thing is, what type and what nozzles
that, well thats a closely guarded secret, handed down from father to son
thing is, what type and what nozzles
that, well thats a closely guarded secret, handed down from father to son
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trax99
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oh, yeh forgot
a feckin big steam cleaner and some ramps
a feckin big steam cleaner and some ramps
THEengineer
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its a cheap pressure washer want to get all the mud off i put on it at the weekend
shakerattlengroan
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Yep, pressure washer good,but be aware, you will be washin ****e outa yer chassis for weeks if it's not bin done before,as you always miss bits,lol.Also car ramps are good fer getting right underneath.
thought it was mine!
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rub in cheap washing powder and drive threw local ford a few times.
THEengineer
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my uncle has big old ramps will borrow those
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anyone made their own gunk, and what's are the magic ingredients?
THEengineer
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my floors rotten might fill it with lots of water saying that its a fender water will **** in everywhere anyway
I had the chassis steam cleaned before I recoated it with GM undersealant. The steam clean was really effective and the chassis was spotless afterward. It also meant that the guy at the garage where they did the steam cleaning was able to spot a couple of little rust spots that needed welding near the back.
Steam clean is the way to go.
Steam clean is the way to go.
landrover11019
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Take it to a local commercial steam cleaner, about £60.
Then keep it clean with your own pressure washer.
Then keep it clean with your own pressure washer.
