Hairline scratches on wood trim?
It is a plastic trim piece covered in wood veneer which is then covered with clearcoat. Accordingly, all you need to do is to treat the clearcoat.
Svisswax "wood polish" is actually not formulated for wood products, but is actually just a fine polish and wax for the clear.
Before you go off half-cocked about cost savings for using veneers instead of the solid wood products from the 60's and 70's, consider that the change is driven by passenger safety requirements - getting a face full of splinters isn't a good thing.
This also has a side benefit of being more durable.
Last edited by newyorktoLA; Feb 5, 2012 at 08:41 PM.
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That said, let the dealer try to polish it out like Konigstiger suggested. They won't succeed and they'll have to replace the trim bits.
Good luck.
Comparing them off the car may lead you to a conclusion that they don't match but that may not be the case when it is installed. Maybe you getting too OCD over this.
Here's an example. On anything but the brightest day, if you see a white E series one lane over you you won't be able to tell if it is arctic white or diamond white -unless it is directly next to the "other" white car.








