I don't think I would spray any type of alcohol on it, some solvents are
more potent that others--wouldn't want to dissolve any of the little do
dads. Air in spray can will remove the dust that isn't attached but won't
remove the stuff thats been there a while. I would suggest a long bristled
brush, not to stiff but firm enough to get all the nooks and crannies that
a softer brush would just go right over.. Similar to a detailing brush
you use on dash components...
Another thought just hit me---what a bout the ole dishwasher!!!!! Place
them in there and let 'er run, I'd of course test with a few before loading
it up with all of them. Just a thought... --wayne
At 08:12 PM 8/15/04 -0500, Gary Perry wrote:
>Pretty hard to brush off witll all the mirrors and
>do-dads on some better ones. AND, brushing just makes marks that you can't
>remove cause not all the dust can get off that way. What's the secret
>cleaner/method? I'm thinking Alchohol spray of some kind, but must have to
>turn upside down to let drip off w/out leaving dirt puddles on it? Some of
>those air duster canisters like for Puters? What to do?
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