[rich d]

So we've just taken the ceilings down in our hall and had it all replastered.  Mykonos breasted maker is very dusty/mucky. No plaster but loads and loads of dodgy dust. As I can't go back in time and take it down before we started, any tips from the heavy duty users and wall owners on how to clean it up?

[webbo]

I would dust it down, then give it 2 or 3 layers of wax polish.

[Moo]

clean and sandpaper 

[fatboySlimfast]

No!!!!!!!!!!!
Buff it up and couple of clear varnish layers,give it that gloss look

[rich d]

Will pop to b and q to get some varnish tomorrow, already got some bees wax at home. Cheers guys.

[fatdoc]

Smokers toothbrush....

[SA Chris]

Mykonos breasted maker is very dusty/mucky.

I love perdictive text.

[Nibile]

I would not sand it.
For mine I use a brush with natural bristles and it works very well.
Plastic bristles are useless.

[webbo]

I would not sand it.
For mine I use a brush with natural bristles and it works very well.
Plastic bristles are useless.

Do you mean like brushing it with your beard or chest hair.

[rich d]

Mykonos breasted bread maker!! I'd like to just stress I've not got a dirty busty greek baker hanging in my hallway (unfortunately).

[thrashhard]

I would not sand it.
For mine I use a brush with natural bristles and it works very well.
Plastic bristles are useless.

Do you mean like brushing it with your beard or chest hair.

pig bristle is da shizzle. everthing else is useless crap

[webbo]

So when my neighbour is tapping me up for leftovers for his piglets. I need to do a deal, the pigs get the food if I can borrow one to brush down my Beastmaker.
I do like a bit of bartering

[SA Chris]

Cold wash, 40 deg, no spin cycle. Don't use frabric softener.

Or dishwasher like any other climbing holds.