How do you dust your hot toys figures?

[Erosi]

I just bought a new detolf display case and I'm in the process of moving my figures in, but id like to dust them before i put them in. Any suggestions on the best way to dust them? Thanks.


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[quiggle]

use this you cant go wrong with it and hard to reach spots

 

[shells075]

Yeah I would get a can of compressed air, You can scuff the paint so easy on these figures by just dusting them.

 

[Mr. EcKo]

 

[Crimsonbob]

Mmmmake up brush

 

[KashmirKong]

I start off with a once over with compressed air, then once with a camera lens brush.

 

[DVD1]

I have someone like the girl in crimson bobs pic to do it for me.

Me, dust?

 

[a-dev]

I found the can of compressed air all but useless actually. Waste of money, barely any more effective than blowing on a figure from my mouth.

 

[DVD1]

And. That's something else the girl in crimson bobs picture.... No, stop it

 

[Sir Onesixth]

Get that 3M roller lint remover with that sticky white paper and blot the figures clothing with the adhesive paper. It's available in most drug stores, department stores and hardware . 3M is my favorite but another brand will do. You'll see dust and lint fibers come off the clothing sticking to the paper and it works especially good on the rubber bodies like Hot Toys Dark Knight, Appleseed Briareos etc.

 

[vareika]

dust on my batman is killing me @@...can't wait until I have a real display cabinet...

 

[jkno]

 

[Lejuan]

 

[CTO15]

Mmmmake up brush

Me too

 

[factorybelt]

I use a rocket blower as well, followed up with lens pen if necessary.

Space Balls taught me canning air is wrong.

 

[soundwave]

I don't...mine are still in the boxes, never seen the light of day yet.

Neil

 

[Mr. EcKo]

Don't Let em get dusty

 

[Kiva]

Majority of my figures have a glass roof over their heads so they dont get dusty. When they do i just fold over a piece of tissue paper and gently brush it off and combine it with a quick pffffff of air.