from a neat freak

[Jon Page]

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>...that blowing with a decent compressor would indeed get most of 
>the dust off the board, >unless there had been a spill and it was 
>some sort of gooey spot. As long as it were a >powerful enough 
>compressor, that is.

Dust clings to the surface. More accumulated dust sits upon this 
coating. You can blast the
blanket of decades of accumulation off the surface but the hazy 
coating remains.

Blowing the dirt around is not cleaning, just reducing the amount of soil.

Your efforts would be better spent pushing a rag around than with the 
wholesale debris evacuation method. Lately I've been wiping down 
damper heads, plate struts and plate
expanses for customers to keep ahead of the onslaught, saving board 
cleaning for more intensive
endeavors.
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Regards,

Jon Page
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