I have ended up with a few scratches on my cherry finished ATC SCM40s. Does anyone know what sort of product would be good for touching them up? Ive had a look around and there seems to be a choice of light or dark wood scratch cover. Are there any for specific woods? Any help would be much appreciated. The scratches are really annoying! The joys of children!!
Covering scratches on speakers?
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Nothing springs to mind, but to prevent further marks I usually clean my speakers with a soft lint-free cloth or duster, slightly dank and rubbed gently. This is usually sufficient to remove kiddy-wink marks (mucky fingers and so on and so forth).
Best bet is probably a call to ATC for advice. I'm sure the company has experience in refurbing cabinets, and should have some preferred products for the job.
+44 (0)1285 760561 or email here
+44 (0)1285 760561 or email here
bobbyg81:
I have ended up with a few scratches on my cherry finished ATC SCM40s. Does anyone know what sort of product would be good for touching them up? Ive had a look around and there seems to be a choice of light or dark wood scratch cover. Are there any for specific woods? Any help would be much appreciated. The scratches are really annoying! The joys of children!!
When I (briefly - summer job) worked in the furniture trade, the answer was always a dab of brown shoe-polish!
I have ended up with a few scratches on my cherry finished ATC SCM40s. Does anyone know what sort of product would be good for touching them up? Ive had a look around and there seems to be a choice of light or dark wood scratch cover. Are there any for specific woods? Any help would be much appreciated. The scratches are really annoying! The joys of children!!
When I (briefly - summer job) worked in the furniture trade, the answer was always a dab of brown shoe-polish!
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