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Am I out of my mind? #obsessed

I have a pair of B&W 805d3 stand mount speakers. I dust them weekly with a microfiber cloth. From a few feet away they still look brand new but on closer examination they aren’t perfect. Tiny micro scratches and smudges. I had the thought of trying a polishing product or car wax to make them perfect again. Good idea or am I just #obsessed? 
paulgardner
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fuzztone
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I have a piano black Sierra. Looks good enough to me.
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atmasphere
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Gloss piano black is the hardest to take care of because everything is visible. Its like having a black car.
norton
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I'd try that stuff for scratches that you use for auto's. It works on them somewhat and I'm sure it would help.
paulgardner OP
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@norton @atmasphere yeah I have a black car too 😐. I’ll try some on a small area on the back to test it. Just thought I’d see if anyone has tried any specific products that have worked well on gloss black finishes. 
elliottbnewcombjr
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yes, out of your mind.

just wiping dust on piano black lacquer can make miniature marks.

polish them 1 time per year, then stop looking so closely.

tell yourself the dust was factored into the performance specs, IOW, not to be removed!
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