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Swirls and Scratches on Glossy Back Wood Surface

Hi,

There are swirls and scratches on my speakers' glossy black wood surface. They are light swirls, but they bother me.

How can I remove them? Do I need to use a car polisher and buffer to remove them?
benanarigil

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helomech
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I'd try a wax or polish first, one specifically designed for piano finishes. If that doesn't do the trick, you can try something more aggressive like 3M Perfect-It swirl remover. Make sure to first test any product on the bottom of the speaker.
helomech
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Novus is designed for plastics like Lexan and it works great for aircraft windscreens. I'd proceed with caution if trying it on a speaker finish. 

3M Perfect-It products are the best I've used for automotive type finishes which many black speakers have.
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