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In Reply to: Scratches on vintage loudspeakers? posted by DavidLD on June 28, 2013 at 08:06:18:

I've used Howard's Restor-a-Finsh followed by Howard's Feed-n-wax, and the results have never failed to impress. For deeper scratches, apply the Restor-a-Finish with 0000 steel wool. Great stuff, works really well.
Rob

"Let there be songs, to fill the air"

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Topic - Scratches on vintage loudspeakers? - DavidLD 08:06:18 06/28/13 (6)

RE: Scratches on vintage loudspeakers? - sqlsavior 23:24:57 07/6/13 (0)

Be careful.... - dogwan 21:15:58 06/28/13 (0)

On speakers with real wood veneer... - Skylab 06/28/1319:36:14 06/28/13 (0)

RE: Scratches on vintage loudspeakers? - 6bq5 11:07:52 06/28/13 (0)

RE: Scratches on vintage loudspeakers? - IEaudiodude 10:54:43 06/28/13 (1)

RE: Scratches on vintage loudspeakers? - DavidLD 13:23:44 06/28/13 (0)

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On speakers with real wood veneer... - Skylab 06/28/1319:36:14 06/28/13 (0)

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