JohnB-W126

Just wondering what is best to use on wood trim to keep it looking new and not faded. It seems to have a polyurethane type of clear coat over the burr walnut type of wood trim (1988 300SE).
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TOGWT

~ One man’s opinion / observations ~

The wood trim in most vehicles is protected with a urethane clear coat, polyurethane or a thin lacquer, which is very easily scratched. Remove scratches with a fine polish (Groit's Fine Hand Polish) and then wipe with a damp 100% cotton towel.

Maintenance- use an anti-static plastic cleaner protecterant BTI Chemicals Plexus@ Glass Polish & Cleaner)


~Hope this helps~

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jonw440

If the wood has no scratches I would use a NON cleaner wax" Pure carnuaba wax NOT a cleaner wax. Like P21S or Pinnicle Soverian (Smells great)
P21S and Pinnicle waxes
Another option is a plastic polish cleaner. (I use this on both of my Mitsubishi Rear Projection HDTV tv's).
Plexus Polish

JohnB-W126

Thanks Guys! - just have to work out now what's available now in Aussie Land! ....... Thanks again !

TOGWT

JohnB I did not think to look for a location... If Meguire's is available try #18 Clear Plastic Detailer or if you can obtain 3M line of products, 3M Plastic Cleaner

~Hope this helps~

JohnB-W126

Thanks TOGWT - yep, we definately got Maguires & 3M. Great !!