Does compressed air have any advantage over suction from a shop vacuum
with a small paint brush? I've never liked to blow the dirt around.
73 de W3NU
On 5/16/2011 8:56 AM, Kris Merschrod wrote:
Jerry, my 2-cents' worth:
I'd use non-chemical and non-mechanical approaches to the soot first,
that is, use compressed air on it out in the open air.
Then a soft, small paint brush, (The main thing is to get rid of as
much as possible before making mud of it!)
Then Q-tips with contact cleaner,
Finally q-tips with De-Ox.
These are more and more tedious stps, but I just can't see taking it
all apart so that it will go into the dishwasher! I Guess that a
carwash treatment followed by compresed air and then a steady flow of
warm dry air might work, but that is all pretty radical.
Kris KM2KM
Merschrod
123 Warren Road
Ithaca, NY 14850
www.merschrod.net <http://www.merschrod.net>
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