What's the best way to clean bare metal parts after media blasting?

[bull]

After I got a few small parts back from the media blaster I didn't really know how to clean them. What I ended up doing was putting on a pair of latex gloves, blowing them off with an air wand and then wiping them down with denatured alcohol using a very tight-knit cloth. Then I got to worrying about possible moisture in the air hose I was using but figured (hopefully) that the alcohol would take care of that. Anyway, I then primed and painted. Is this ok for the most part? Is there a better way to get the bulk of the residual media dust off a part rather than blow it off with an air gun?

[69*F5*SE]

I'm not sure about the denatured alcohol but you can get yourself some wax & grease remover like PPG DX330 to wipe parts down with. Even wipe them down primered before painting.

[Back N Black]

I just use brake cleaner...

[The70RT]

I think your ok. Most spirits will remove any residue if there's any on it at all anyway.

[bull]

It's what I used because it's what was in my shed. No other reason than that except I know that alcohol leaves little or no residue itself.

[OneofNoneRT]

Bull, I have been using Pre-Clean I get it at the auto paint store,, It contains naptha Evaporates real fast.. And it is what it is made for.. If you want exact brand or numbers let me know and I will get them off the can..