Black Gloss ?

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How many of you who own shiny in vogue black finish speakers, either still love the finish or regret the finger mark magnets?

 

[Frank Harvey]

White gloves

Otherwise, I don't touch them...

 

[Anonymous]

White gloves

Otherwise, I don't touch them...

Not rubber ones then ?

 

[chebby]

http://www.scjohnson.co.uk/nqcontent.cfm?a_id=5876

 

[Frank Harvey]

White gloves

Otherwise, I don't touch them...

Not rubber ones then ?

I don't know what you mean....

 

[Anonymous]

Static free dusters etc...

One thing that does work is a very small amount of vinager in a water spray; takes a good few mins for the smell to disperse but it stops dust clinging hell of a lot longer than polish!

Also if you get swirls then use a small amount of Autoglyms 'high resin polish' watered down; it's ever so slightly abbrasive so watering it down makes it less abbrasive; wipe it on in stright lines; leave to turn cloudy then buff off :

 

[Frank Harvey]

Also if you get swirls then use a small amount of Autoglyms 'high resin polish' watered down; it's ever so slightly abbrasive so watering it down makes it less abbrasive; wipe it on in stright lines; leave to turn cloudy then buff off :

I'm not trying that one on the Blades... :O

 

[michael hoy]

White gloves

Otherwise, I don't touch them...

+1

And a lint free white cloth.

 

[Anonymous]

My HT setup has its speakers in black ash. I'm not a big fan of wood veneers, not because of the texture but because I always seem to have a different colour in the furniture. I would have liked to get my SA1's in piano white, but that wasn't an option when I got them. So, piano black it is. No marks yet, I use white gloves to handle them, courtesy of Densen...

 

[MUSICRAFT]

How many of you who own shiny in vogue black finish speakers, either still love the finish or regret the finger mark magnets?

Hi FATS 2828

I've got twelve speakers in piano/gloss black finish which i like btw. Finger marks are easy to clean/remove using a cloth lightly damped with water.

All the best

Rick @ Musicraft

 

[Anonymous]

Static free dusters etc...

One thing that does work is a very small amount of vinager in a water spray; takes a good few mins for the smell to disperse but it stops dust clinging hell of a lot longer than polish!

Also if you get swirls then use a small amount of Autoglyms 'high resin polish' watered down; it's ever so slightly abbrasive so watering it down makes it less abbrasive; wipe it on in stright lines; leave to turn cloudy then buff off :

Vinager :exmark: :O

 

[Anonymous]

No regrets, my Ushers look fantastic and any fingerprints are easily removed, they are also in a locked room away from everything so no problems here.