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Originally Posted by SCAudiophile

With the exception of hardwood speaker cabinets like Daedalus, in my experience the best polish for speakers is "none", just dust with something like a Billy Bags duster then a nice super-soft cloth. No potential for build-up of any kind no matter how miniscule an amount over time...

I too like the Billy Bags duster...........I don't take a chance on the black gloss JL Subs though.

Sometimes you need to remove environmental and natural pollution........like a dried sneeze or something........and that's where Speed Shine works great being water based.

Also, compressed air in a can works great for tiny cracks.........if you are a nut. Just use caution, hold the plastic straw in place because it could shoot out like a missile, do not spray around the tweeter or use super caution.
Soft makeup brushes also work well.

Ron