Best way to clean glossy finish on speakers?

Sprayway Ammonia free window cleaner and a clean microfiber towel all day long!

@vandy357 

You asked about a ceramic product and I told you. After rubbing out with a fine polishing compound like Menzerna 3500 all you need to do is wipe off occasionally with a fast evaporating product one would normally use for cleaning windows but without the blue dye. I use 50% isopropyl alcohol in distilled water and a cotton or microfiber cloth. You could also use a quick detailer. Most clear coat finishes on modern loudspeakers are going to be polyester which is extremely tough, tougher than acrylic lacquer. 

I use Chemical Guys microfiber towels (yellow) on my Wilson Sabrina. I only remove dust. These towers are super soft.
I don’t use sprays or water. if I move my speakers I wear white cotton gloves to avoid fingerprints. When I had a Rega gloss black turntable I used the same towels with Meguiars Ultimate Quick Wax. Worked great. I haven’t had the need to use the spray wax with the speakers.

These are the towels. These are also the only towels I use on my car’s metallic black paint.

Yes sprayway is good also but I found glass plus to be a little bit better I use very little on the microfiber I do not spray the speaker if you start getting into rubbing hard you're going to notice scratches on the speaker.. trust me wear a headlight when you do this spray the microfiber towel and lightly take the dust off of the speaker and the cones..

@yyzsantabarbara isn't part.of the reason you've purchased those glossy speakers is for the esthetics? Putting covers over them when not in use IMO, makes them an eyesore, but what do I know.  I'm tje same person that never puts a case over my phone, again,  part of the reason for getting an attractive phone is to look at it, can't do that with a cover over it... just sayin...