I have an assembled AL Swift that's been sitting uncovered on my mantel for 20 years. As you would expect, there's a lot of dust. I would appreciate some suggestions for how to clean it up.
thanks,
Rick
thanks,
Rick
Cool idea! I've never thought of that but definitely would do the job.You could use an air inflator. Battery powrred and usually comes with a selection of nozzles. There are many types available. You could even adapt tubing if needed.View attachment 249231
Hallo Rick alias @TnAeroNutI have an assembled AL Swift that's been sitting uncovered on my mantel for 20 years. As you would expect, there's a lot of dust. I would appreciate some suggestions for how to clean it up.
thanks,
Rick
Thanks, guys. This one is a decade milestone, retirement is here. More time to build models!
I have an assembled AL Swift that's been sitting uncovered on my mantel for 20 years. As you would expect, there's a lot of dust. I would appreciate some suggestions for how to clean it up.
thanks,
Rick
Hallo @TnAeroNutI have an assembled AL Swift that's been sitting uncovered on my mantel for 20 years. As you would expect, there's a lot of dust. I would appreciate some suggestions for how to clean it up.
thanks,
Rick
Hi RickI have an assembled AL Swift that's been sitting uncovered on my mantel for 20 years. As you would expect, there's a lot of dust. I would appreciate some suggestions for how to clean it up.
thanks,
Rick