Question About Dusting Items

[🪦 adamms ●]

i know u can dust stuff, but i mean with the spray dust crap u use on electronics u can buy at wal-mart. think it would have any bad affects on figures/masks?

[🪦 IbDaToNeGuY ●]

i wouldn\'t try it . but maybe you might wanna look into one of those magnetic dusters that makes dust and dirt cling on to it . just a thought .

mike,

[🪦 Neewollah ●]

I read on "The Mask Doctor" Kelly Mann\'s website, that it is perfectly safe to blow dust off with canned air. Here\'s the link:

[url=\"http://www.geocities.com/themaskdr/\"]http://www.geocities.com/themaskdr/[/url]

[🪦 adamms ●]

link didnt work...but is that what that stuff is is just canned air? i know it works awsume on keyboards and what not but i hate moving figures to dust under them and around them and all, so i thought about that and would hope it\'d work

[🪦 Spade ●]

Here\'s the new link to the Mask Dr.\'s webiste, if you want to see if you can find any info there : [url=\"http://happyhaunting.tripod.com/maskdr/\"]http://happyhaunting.tripod.com/maskdr/[/url]

[🪦 WarLocK ●]

Yup, canned air is fine to use as long as you don\'t turn it upside down while using it. I always just use a cloth on my pieces about once a month... it seems to work fine.

[🪦 goaliehack ●]

Air is terrible for masks. Infact, what I suggest you do is spray them down with windex, then coat them with cigarette smoke. Not only will you have a squeaky clean mask, but you will have a very inviting aroma.
Sarcasticly out,
Steven

[🪦 myers-san ●]

I use canned air myself and frankly It works great!!!!......It is called Dust Off by falcon...also you have to spray it in small amounts or the liquid will come out of the bottle possibly turning our mask yellow....also, it is exspensive.


Jason.