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  Taking care of lacquer wood finishes
I have a pair of speakers with a high gloss lacquer wood finish. They look like they are in mint condition, until I shine a flashlight directly on it. Then you can see all the imperfections, little scratches, and swirl marks. I wiped a little area while shining the flashlight on it to see if a microfiber cloth would mark the wood, and it did. Is this normal? Are all high gloss lacquer wood finishes this easy to scratch? Do any of you do anything about it, or just leave it alone? I know on high gloss paint finishes you can use automotive supplies, but again this is a high gloss lacquer wood finish.
Souljasmooth  (Threads | Answers | This Thread)

07-09-12
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07-09-12   The best thing i've found is a guitar care kit marketed b ...   Sfar

07-09-12   Have you personally tried the guitar care kit? the last th ...   Souljasmooth

07-09-12   I just did a general internet search "how to care for a ...   Geared4me

07-09-12   Souljassmooth i used to have jm focal utopia speakers with a ...   Goose

07-09-12   The microfiber cloth i used is a kind used for cleaning ipad ...   Souljasmooth

07-09-12   Souljasmooth - yes, i've used the fender instrument care kit ...   Sfar

07-09-12   If you can only see it when shining a flash light on them - ...   Pbnaudio

07-10-12   Peter, that is part of my original question. are other peopl ...   Souljasmooth

07-10-12   I use meguires next tech 2 wax on my dyn c1 signatures. liqu ...   Xti16

07-10-12   Souljasmooth - if you go with a more traditional furniture p ...   Goose

07-10-12   Make sure you remove all dust and dirt off your speakers fi ...   Jebsmith73

07-10-12   I use only eyeglass or camera lens cleaning cloths, i did us ...   Hevac1

07-10-12   Xti16, have you looked at your speakers in either sunlight, ...   Souljasmooth

07-11-12: Xti16
It has no swirl marks. I even use a microfiber cloth. The Turtle wax was recommended by the Dynaudio rep. But I do have a Mocha finish and not a piano black so if there are marks I can't see them even in the direct sunlight. I've used the Meguires on my car and there no swirls there either.
Xti16  (Threads | Answers | This Thread)


07-11-12   Btw i would not be so sure that it is a true lacquer finish ...   Hevac1

07-11-12   Hevac1 - what is the difference between high gloss clear coa ...   Xti16

07-11-12   Im curious to know what the difference is too.   Souljasmooth

07-12-12   Go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/lacquer you will see that ...   Hevac1

07-12-12   Hevac1 - i took this off dynaudio's web site per wikipedia d ...   Xti16

07-12-12   Yes it does matter if it is solvent or water. i think it is ...   Hevac1

07-12-12   The true lacquer finish i am talking about has to do with so ...   Hevac1

07-12-12   Well i must have a good lacquer because i got my speakers in ...   Xti16

07-12-12   How would you know if you have a quality lacquer? i use to ...   Souljasmooth

07-13-12   There is no way to know the kind of finish you have untill y ...   Hevac1

07-13-12   Taking care of a clear coat finish starts with one thing fir ...   Vapor1

07-14-12   Excellent advise by vapor1. the cleaning cloths can cause p ...   Goose

07-19-12   Zaino definately is a superior product. it is a lot more wo ...   Vapor1


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