mxis350

My cherry wood in the center is all cratched up and full of swirls. Is there a way to bring it back to its "as new" glory? There HAS to be a way to atleast remove the swirls no??

350police

Mine were pretty bad when I bought her. I guess the person had rings on or something. Anyway, I used a scratch remover from the autoparts store. Like plastix, then I waxed it with regular car wax about 5 times. IT was a GOOD car wax.

This is what mine looks like now.

Rash

iTrader: (1)

There's a similar thread long ago, I remember someone said something about "Plexus".

BlackjackM

a nice cutting polish like Meguires 105 should work well to remove scratches from the clear coat over the wood, then apply a nice wax when you're done as stated above.

iRock

iTrader: (12)

That looks feal good... the other is I had came with that wood and it got swirls just from wipein the dust of everyother day and I use a microfiber chloth... never thought about usin wax... if I get swirls this time ill definatley try that

RU514

Same problem. Thanks for the suggestion.

BTW, cherry wood interior looks great on this car.

2slow

iTrader: (5)

You restore it to carbon fiber! Use plexus or a conventional plastic scratch remover.

Invest in the console guard from aerotect.

mxis350

wow that great.. i think i have some Scratch X in storage right now!! im exited!! What would constitute as a GOOD car wax??? Meguires???

Blkexcoupe

iTrader: (8)

A car wax isn't going to prevent swirls and scratches. Every time there is dust on it and you wipe it away it'll scratch the finish since the wood is just clear coated. Personally I would just polish it once and get an aerotect console guard like someone else said.