Removing Scratches from Bang & Olufsen panel speakers (similar to) Penta. Ep.10

Removing scratches from the fine brushed stainless on B&O. This technique will work on speakers such as beovox/beolab 3000, 5000 panel speakers as well as pentas. Do not use this technique on a lacquer finish like on some beocenters or on the course stainless on earlier B&O. If unsure please ask below and I can try to advise on what finish you have.
If at all possible try an inconspicuous area first.
This technique will also work on things like cooker hoods!

[@marianpogor7786]

Interesting, you got a good final result. I have a pair of Beolab 4500 speakers with a few scratches I am thinking to apply the same method. Wish me luck :D

[@chrisbaker121924]

Certainly possible to improve them. Good luck!

[@jlindborg1105]

Splendid job! Well done!

[@chrisbaker121924]

Thankyou!!

[@goonluv]

Brilliant job

[@youn9suk283]

I have beomaster 5000 series beomaster and beogram with aluminum + plastic looking top surface. Can I grind them?

[@chrisbaker121924]

@@youn9suk283 they’re usually coated so I would say no… unless you want to remove all the coating/lacquer.

[@paulf3353]

I heard that magic eraser works well as well

[@chrisbaker121924]

Absolutely I imagine it would.

[@leslienelwan]

Fantastic job, next part removing dents? :-) I was wondering how you avoided removing the lettering since it's not engraved?

[@chrisbaker121924]

Yeah beyond my skills 😅. I was just very careful around the letters and brushed into it. The result was pretty decent!

[@PranishBhaskaran]

will it work for Beolab 6000?

[@chrisbaker121924]

No because they are coated/lacquered. You could strip the entire coating… and re lacquer… or if they’re really bad wrap them in a new colour!