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  1. 31st March 2010, 02:42 PM #1
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    Default brush for dust cleaning

    Hi

    I went to officeworks they only sell paint brushes. Is that ok?


    or I found this on ebay:

    http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Beauty-Makeup...#ht_3522wt_941
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    If you manage to get yourself a Kolinsky sable-hair brush that would be best. It is very soft and won't scratch already worn chrome and plastics.

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  3. 31st March 2010, 03:13 PM #3
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    Default thx

    i have a look.
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    Just go into any department store cosmetics section and look for makeup brushes. They also have useful stuff like files and nail varnish colours (chameleon colours even). If anyone asks just say this is for my gf
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    has anyone tried a pastry brush? also highly recommended for cleaning keyboards
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    sash brush used for cleaning electronics. they're even anti-static to protect your bot's spark!
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    I use a micro fibre cloth and occasionally a soft toothbrush
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  8. 31st March 2010, 09:20 PM #8
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    wow, some good ideas! I use an anti-static duster brush.

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