09-26-2014, 08:40 PM | #2 |
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It has a polyurethane coating, so mild soap and water is fine. If you get fine scratches in the plastic coating, you can buff them out with the right equipment. I use a good car wax for these parts (same coating, basically) which keeps it relatively clean with a clean soft rag.
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Dust it off with Swiffer duster to get rid of any invisible build up of dust/dirt then follow with Huggies Pure & Natural baby wipes followed with microfiber towel. Works wonders.
All three readily available around the house, and no mixing or special cleaners required. I never had a problem with this set up on my poplar trim.
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It's a plastic coating that you actually treat, not wood. I use lexol because its supposed to have UV protection and prevents plastic from becoming brittle, which causes cracking
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Nice! Which specific Lexol product(s) do you use?
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Cool, thanks! I'll have to give it a try
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