Why didn't I think of this before......????????

[dpAtlanta]

I was cleaning/detailing the interior and I was using micro-fiber towels to get the dust out of the nooks and crannies (insert English muffin comment), and I could not get all of the dust/debris away from the center gauge bezels................. I attached the blow gun and dragged it into the cabin.
I dragged the blow gun into the cabin and no more trying to get the dust out of the crevices with a folded micro-fiber towel.

WOW.... am I an idiot! I have been cleaning dust from tight places when I have had this air compressor for 30 years.... and never tried the blow gun.

As my Latin wife would say: Eres muy estupida!

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[DrumReaper]

Blow nozzle on compressed air...

 

[gamecoc430]

Air brush (without paint, of course), can be adjusted for various components.

 

[Bikeman315]

Been using this for years.

 

[Elp_jc]

Well, you're just throwing that crap somewhere else, so it's always better to try to pick it up first . I use soft brushes for that task, then a microfiber sprayed with distilled water. A little damp picks up crap better than dry. And also cleans much better, especially screens and plastic (dash, etc). I use a blower in the engine compartment, but not the interior. But if it's only dust, not a big issue. My car is usually spotless inside, so it doesn't get to that point. Ha ha.

 

[Interceptor]

I keep a 1 1/2" paint brush in my door cubby. While my wife is in the store I brush the vents etc...

 

[Vlad Soare]

I thought about doing that, but didn't like the idea because blowing the dust would just move it to a different place. And, most importantly, that place would be in the air, where it would take several hours to settle again. I'd 'solve' the problem today only to find the entire interior dusty tomorrow.
I apply a different method: a big, fluffy, make-up brush and a vacuum cleaner, used simultaneously. I keep the tip of the vacuum cleaner very close to the spot where I'm brushing. So whatever dust I disturb with the brush gets immediately sucked away.

This is the brush. It goes into every cranny, however small.

 

[DFB5.0]

I thought about doing that, but didn't like the idea because blowing the dust would just move it to a different place. And, most importantly, that place would be in the air, where it would take several hours to settle again. I'd 'solve' the problem today only to find the entire interior dusty tomorrow.
I apply a different method: a big, fluffy, make-up brush and a vacuum cleaner, used simultaneously. I keep the tip of the vacuum cleaner very close to the spot where I'm brushing. So whatever dust I disturb with the brush gets immediately sucked away.

This is the brush. It goes into every cranny, however small.

I do the same.

 

[Chef jpd]

Blow gun?

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