if emulsion remover wont wash it all out then the pressure washer has always worked for me.
Help removing stuck in emulsion
I have a few screens that have maybe been reused about five times. I am having a very hard time getting out alot of the emulsion out of the screens. Is there a special way to remove the emulsion that the standard emulsion remover won't remove??????????????
Please HELP!!!!!!!
Please HELP!!!!!!!
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A pressure washer is always useful when reclaiming. Dehazer is the next step up from reclaimer. Personally, I'm not a fan of it (I don't like working with harsh acids), but it definitely works.
I am sorry I did fail to mention I do have an attachment for my water hose and it does have high pressure settings. So it looks like dehaze is going to be my only option.. I sure do wish I could find a cheap and easy solution. Maybe just gonna have to get a re-screening.
your attachment may still not be enough pressure to get the spots out. I used to use hose attachment that would work for most parts but still leave spots behind. I got a 1800 psi pressure washer and it will get all the spots out that the attachment couldnt.I am sorry I did fail to mention I do have an attachment for my water hose and it does have high pressure settings. So it looks like dehaze is going to be my only option.. I sure do wish I could find a cheap and easy solution. Maybe just gonna have to get a re-screening.
I just had a discussion with my homie about this matter. Make sure your cleaning solution is strong enough. 
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