I have occasionally blown my Centurion out with a smallish bellows
blower borrowed form my camping gear. Light wind, no high pressure,
and no more. NOT a can of compressed air, and NOT my shop air
compressor. That is it, just a light blow of air.
The exterior, gets a light dusting with a damp rag, dampened with only
water. I keep it under a nice cover when not in use. That keeps
almost all dust and dirt from inside it.
Check out rig coveralls - the guy is very good, has good commo with
customers, and makes good on his promises, no arguments, and the covers
are really nice with clear fronts, hardly see them. I have several and
really thought the guy bent over backwards - he messed up one, and fell
all over himself making good, I was totally impressed with his attitude
about customer satisfaction.
http://www.rigcoveralls.net/
Just MY take.
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On 12/6/2011 6:44 PM, Richard Schmidt wrote:
I am thinking about the best way to periodically clean it.
The least physical impact upon components seems to be the use
of compressed air at a modest psi level.
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