Jeebs

Hi all, I have a 01' Limited and it has the Wood Grain on the dash. I use the Aurmorall (sp?) like solutions to clean the dash parts that are not wood grain. However, when I put it on the wood grain, it does not look as "clean" as it did when it came from the dealership. What does everyone use to shine up their wood grain? Thanks in advance...

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MTL_4runner

Is there a finish on top of the wood or is it just bare wood?

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- Jamie

1996 4Runner SR5 4X4 Auto

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Jeebs

It appears to be a plastic material with a wood grain print. Maybe some type of lamenant <sp?> over top. It is the standard wood print from the factory.

Thanks,

Edit*** there is no wood in the interior of the truck. it is a plastic based material.

MTL_4runner

I'd try something like scratch-X on it.

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- Jamie

1996 4Runner SR5 4X4 Auto

Deckplate Mod, Hayden Tranny Cooler, Amsoil Air Filter, OME 881/906 N86C/N91SC Lift

Best OBD II scan tool I have used!.

.....and I am AMERICAN!

mjwalfredo

How about some soapy water?

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-Marcus
1997 4Runner Limited 4x4, E-Locker, Bilstein HDs, Air Springs, Deckplate Mod, 265/75/16R Bridgestone Deuler A/T Revo

Jeebs

Well, the problem isn't that is muddy/dirty. It had a substance when I bought it from the dealership last month that made it glossy, looked like the plastic or vinyl protector used on the dash. I was just going through the truck and re-shining it up and using the armorall (sp?) it did not shine up the way it was from the dealer. hopefully this clarifies.

I can look into scratch x up when i get home, as i am not familar with this product. There isn't any scratches or anything like that on the plastic.


Thanks.