Am I out of my mind? #obsessed

you are causing the micro scratches with your over- dusting. 

@mid-fi-crisis

im aware. Now I need to get rid of them. 

Griots makes great products.  I like the speed shine as well.

You want to be careful not to get any chemicals on the drivers of your speaker.

Im the type that will pull all my drivers out to protect them while I wax the cabinets and then punch a hole through one  of the drivers with the screwdriver while reinstalling them, all for the quest of perfection, lol.  My Mom said I used to open up and break all my toys before we even got home too.

Novus plastic polish works well too.  Numbers 1 and 2 are the least abrasive polishes that I’ve used to remove swirls

Paulgardner, The paint on those is a polyester lacquer and very hard. You can refinish it easily just like a car. I use Menzerna products (German Meguiar's) If the scratches are light (you can not feel them with a fingernail) you would start with 2500 and finish with 3500. You can do it by hand with a microfiber cloth rubbing firmly in circles overlapping as you go along then buff out with a clean microfiber cloth. STAY AWAY from the edges. The paint is thin here. Once buffed out you do not need to put anything on the surface. You will just make it cloudy. You can probably do this 3-4 times before getting into trouble as long as you stay away from the edges. You could use a random orbital polisher but given the small surfaces I would tend to recommend sticking to rubbing out by hand unless you are very experience with the polisher. You can get Menzerna products at autogeek.net.