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Used speakers: Cleaning tips?

Hello all,

Just bought a pair of dealer demo speakers with a rosenut real wood finish. Really nice but they have dealer dust and could look better.
I have worked with wood in my life so I am not shy, but I don't want to mess up the finish in the event I want to sell them to upgrade.
Any tips will be appreciated.
rhanechak
slikric3000
638 posts
 
Yes, dealer dust is just plain dirt where customer dust assuming you are talking about a persons home is mostly dead skin.
rhanechak OP
48 posts
 
No offense intended, but how is this helpful? ;-P
2002ss335
84 posts
 
Here are some suggestions that I have picked up from other threads on this subject. The comments are not mine.

Murphy’s
Howards Wax-N-Feed
-Formby’s (long-time favorite handed down from my mom, the antique collector)
-Orange Glow (new stuff, relatively, that seems to work well)

Rgeards,
Todd
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fishers9
29 posts
 
Try a soft paint brush
schipo
1,268 posts
 
Soft brush would be fine for the cones and try some of the better furniture cleaners and polish out there. Really not a hard task and very enjoyable.
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