Best way to clean Piano Gloss

How about the chamois cloth that is lint free at Target?...I saw that vs the really fine microfiber polishing cloth, and some 100% cotton baby diapers cloth too.

Of the three, which ones do you think would attracts more dust and scratch free.

Plexus vs Zaino?...any preference?

thanks
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Plexus & a lint free colth works the best. No wax build up, clean & clear with no streaks.

Here's a 2nd recommendation for Plexus. Originally intended for motorcycle plexiglass surfaces, it does a bang-up job on clearcoat and plastic surfaces. Most local motorcycle stores will carry it. About $10 for an aerosol can that should last you a couple years.

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I use a product called Plexus. Works well on any acrylic finish, aluminum and other finishes. I use it on my Focal Utopias as well as all my gear. Great for TT covers. Use a microfiber sloth as well.

Zaino Bros are excellent products, it is a polymer product and very easy to use - I use dftowel products - check 'em out www.dftowel.com and for Zaino www.zainobros.com - Good Luck! Happy Polishing

Well I have the same type of finish on my JM Labs utopia speakers. The best that I have found is Zaino Bros. show car polish (for clear coated finishes). It is available by mail order only to the best of my knowledge. An 8 oz. bottle will last for several years. It leaves zero residue and is the best polish I have found. I use the micro fiber cloths that are used on plastic eye glasses. I found a large size one at Target in the automotive section. It's a very fine micro fiber cloth and does not leave any swirl marks. Some of the micro fiber cloths are too coarse in my opinion.

Electric guitar polish and a good lint free polishing cloth. Check your local Guitar Center or Sam Ash store.

You have got good advice from above men.You want to apply a layer on the clearcoat so when you wipe down/off your not scratching it.Your scratching the top layer of wax/whatever you choose off.No big deal.What is a big deal is scratching the clearcoat,now you are F---ed unless your into finishes which your not.You will be fine apply 2-3 coats,build it up thinly....

There is a synthetic product on the market called ICE, it is made by Turtle Wax and is truly the best thing that I have found. You spray it on then wipe with a good quality micro fiber cloth, it leaves no residue or swirls.

well, you should contact the manufacturer first, but i use car wax and a microfiber cloth on my von schweikert dB99 speakers.