How To Clean Piano Black Speaker Finish?

Millercarbon,
+2 for that dis

I’m sure he’ll come back and still say you’re wrong, lol

I love seeing people who think they are the smartest / most informed on this site get slammed...

”I have the first place concours trophy from Whistler Weekend, a multi-region Porsche Club of America event where 120+ Porsches compete, to serve as my bona-fides.”  

That was so great!  You’re a Boss

I use a spray solution of water and murphy's oil soap, ~ 1/8 cup in a 32oz spray bottle, wiping with a soft plain kitchen sink towel.  works great and is very economical.  

Actually Millercarbon I have two, a 2006 Speed Yellow C4S my daughter named Smiley and Rudy a 2014 Guards Red Turbo S. Rudy won last years Make a Wish contest!  Give me a site and I would be happy to send you pictures.
b_limo you take a polisher and go at your car with #4 and see what happens. Please show us the pictures when you get finished.
I feel that when someone gives advice on how to destroy a subwoofer it is my duty to bud in and correct things before the inevitable happens.
Fortunately Stereo5 seems to be doing just fine without our help. Stereo5 just stick to the Mcguire's 34 detailer. It will remove the finger prints and leave a nice shine it also makes a great furniture polish. 
Oh and b-limo take out the Bo and add an A. Thanx,

Mike

The official word from Golden Ear regarding my Triton References speakers finish:  mist very slightly with water and wipe with microfiber cloth.  Follow up with another dry microfiber cloth to polish.  Do not use any wax or automotive products on the finish.  

Mike, 
Maybe theres some confusion.  Millercarbon suggested using Griots #4 “ultra fine polish”.  I don’t believe that an ultra fine polish designed to remove fine swirl marks is going to Cut through the paint unless you’re really going at it.

I’ve updated my systems page and uploaded numerous pictures of my last 2 projects.  One project was to repair and repaint a pair of Kef XQ5 speakers.  I spent 2 weeks on it but ended up with a mirror finish with zero orange peel or swirls.  I wet sanded with 1500, 2000, 3000 before going through 5 different polishes.  My next project was wet sanding and polishing my Mini (can’t afford a Porsche, although I agree they are the best cars out there).  I had horrible flames and pin stripes on the Mini that were professionally painted on the car.  I followed a similar regimen in order to remove the flames and stripes off the paint.  I attached those pictures for you to check out as well :-)

And LoL at change out the Bo for an A.  Took me a minute to get it but that was funny.  Still though, I doubt that you or I are going to teach anyone who has won a concours how to detail a car.

If you haven’t seen Ammo TV yet, you can look him up and see really how deep the detailing rabbit hole can get.

-Bruce