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    speaker grill

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by FruitSaladExtreme, Jul 28, 2010.

  1. FruitSaladExtreme

    FruitSaladExtreme Notebook Consultant

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    How do I get get the dust out without using a vacuum?
     
    FruitSaladExtreme, Jul 28, 2010
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  2. Kaelang

    Kaelang Requires more Witcher.

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    I use a small brush. Using a needle damages the paint job and causes permanent damage.
     
    Kaelang, Jul 28, 2010
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    Yep. I learned that the hard way.
     
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    Cheeseman Eats alot of Cheese

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    Awesome, I thought I was the only one sensitive about this stuff. Vacuum doesn't work that well, but a small brush or one of those swiffer dusters will do the job. Just make sure not to use something rough or hard enough to scratch the paint off the grill.
     
    Cheeseman, Jul 28, 2010
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