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I've always used a good-quality wood polish rather than something like Pledge (which many furniture companies don't recommend). It's easy to apply with a small cloth, and you definitely don't need to take it out of the dash. That would be a heck of a job!
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I've used Watco Danish Oil in the past on my '66 GTO's. These were oil finished from the factory, no lacquer or varnish was used like you see on many restored dashes.
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I’ve used Scott’s Liquid Gold for over 40 years now.
Apply a small amount on a cloth and gently wipe on the wood. |
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