Changing faceplate again; dust-free tips?

[LeadBaron]

Any tips on how to keep any and all dust out from under the faceplate? (ie. Swiffer brushes) I have changed it before, but it took me hours to get it perfectly clean, and even then some little  found its way onto the screen.

[DubbleDutch]

hold the faceplate upside down (so the inside is looking at the ground)

do thesame with the PSP

and use some fine paint things (xD don't know the name) to wipe off the dust

[T3KN1K4L]

I use camera lens brushes, but a can of air can work too...  Sometimes I set my compressor to a very low compression setting and use that, but be careful, if you don't have a liquid/oil in-line separator, it will turn your blower into a water jet, which will damage the screen.

[Luke]

I use camera lens brushes, but a can of air can work too...  Sometimes I set my compressor to a very low compression setting and use that, but be careful, if you don't have a liquid/oil in-line separator, it will turn your blower into a water jet, which will damage the screen.

i dont use tho brushes coz i used them once and it started to pulll off that foam edge on the lcd screen

[T3KN1K4L]

never had that problem with my lens brush, but then again, it could be in the way you use it...

[Luke]

never had that problem with my lens brush, but then again, it could be in the way you use it...

=\ must be me ...

[GhoSt]

i found a can of air can blast any dust from the face plate/ screen ect.

[anthonyta]

hmm anybody ever try using a spray can upside down? works for me just spray around untill nothing doesn't spray then go at it real quick.

just kidding i never tried that. i do have this problem though. i get all mad and then the bottom side of my faceplate gets filled with scratches rather than dust =[