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Old 08-01-2003, 02:03 PM
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How do i get rid of bits of dust and fluff tha have settled into rubber tyres

How do i get rid of bits of dust and fluff tha have settled into rubber tyres, i cant get rid of them
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I'm honestly not really sure. Have you tried soapy water and scrubbing with a soft toothbrush?

Or a can of air duster?
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I just use a cheapie paintbrush, the kind you can get 10 for $2 and would never think of painting your models with it. They have hard bristles that are good for dusting.

Canned air sounds good but I've never tried it.
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Masking tape - just stick it down then lift it off. Also works well when you sand the tyres for a worn look and need to remove the access tyre dust.
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