it depends what you cutting with, usually i use a tapered ballend and there is not need to clean up with more than a soft paint brush, but with pyramid (3 flute) or profile tools you can get compaction in narrow spaces and this si very much dependant on feed/spindle speed, too slow it compacts, too fast it melts back to the surface, in either case you need a reverse vacuum watergun to clean it up.. dangerous when you have parts with fine detail..