Graphene Infused Flex Wax

[JohnyT]

Had a bit of a google search to see what people recommend for polishing gloss finished speakers. A few suggestions came up for auto wax, must be the spray bottle type the others are too abrasive apparently. I already have a bottle of Turtle Wax graphene infused flex wax for the car, never considered it for anything else.
I sprayed a bit on a microfiber cloth and applied it to a small test area on the back of the speaker, no harm done after a few days.

Today I went the whole hog with the wax on, wax off and buff routine. It's come out very well! Incredible mirror like finish, the picture I took with my crappy phone doesn't do it justice. I've even given the lid of my SL1210G the graphene treatment, I'm looking round the house to see what else I can polish

Any one else tried something similar or have another product which their impressed by?

 

[thunderman]

Great job, looks like mirror. You can easily see your reflection. Keeping your speakers and audios well maintained is sign of a true enthusiast.

 

[Iceman 16]

Had a bit of a google search to see what people recommend for polishing gloss finished speakers. A few suggestions came up for auto wax, must be the spray bottle type the others are too abrasive apparently. I already have a bottle of Turtle Wax graphene infused flex wax for the car, never considered it for anything else.
I sprayed a bit on a microfiber cloth and applied it to a small test area on the back of the speaker, no harm done after a few days.

Today I went the whole hog with the wax on, wax off and buff routine. It's come out very well! Incredible mirror like finish, the picture I took with my crappy phone doesn't do it justice. I've even given the lid of my SL1210G the graphene treatment, I'm looking round the house to see what else I can polish

Any one else tried something similar or have another product which their impressed by?

Nice speakers you have there

 

[paulbfd]

Any ceramic infused quick detailer has always worked wonders.

I also use it on bathroom tiles & shower screen (NOT the bath itself) for its water dispersion properties.

 

[antonio66]

Any ceramic infused quick detailer has always worked wonders.

I also use it on bathroom tiles & shower screen (NOT the bath itself) for its water dispersion properties.

I use Turtle Wax in my bathroom also, glass shower door, tiles, taps and anything else I feel can show wear with water always on it. I also use it on our upvc outside window ledges. Sorry to go off subject.

 

[bigrod]

Had a bit of a google search to see what people recommend for polishing gloss finished speakers. A few suggestions came up for auto wax, must be the spray bottle type the others are too abrasive apparently. I already have a bottle of Turtle Wax graphene infused flex wax for the car, never considered it for anything else.
I sprayed a bit on a microfiber cloth and applied it to a small test area on the back of the speaker, no harm done after a few days.

Today I went the whole hog with the wax on, wax off and buff routine. It's come out very well! Incredible mirror like finish, the picture I took with my crappy phone doesn't do it justice. I've even given the lid of my SL1210G the graphene treatment, I'm looking round the house to see what else I can polish

Any one else tried something similar or have another product which their impressed by?

Did you do it left and right handed like in the first karate kid film . lol

 

[JohnyT]

Did you do it left and right handed like in the first karate kid film . lol

Left handed on the right speaker, right handed on the left. Tis the only way to truly center your chi.