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obviously, you do not live in the rust belt ;0)
Yes I do. And if it's rusty drums that are causing the noise, a few normal stops will allow the brake shoes to "sandpaper" the rust off the drums.
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most outboard drums can be removed as quickly as a dust shield anyhow.
And many trucks & trailers have Dayton wheels.
The original post did not specify.
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. most any service manual will specifically tell you DO NOT use compressed air to remove brake dust, they will usually recommend a damp cloth or brake clean.
That's why I stated the following:
Note: when using compressed air around brakes, always use respiratory protection, as brake dust is hazardous to your health.
Why do all that extra work when you could do it the easy way and get the same result?