The wood on your dash is not finished any differently than the wood in your
furniture in your house. It's just walnut (or ???) that's been sanded smooth,
then sealed with varnish. I use home products that I trust on the dash of my
'6 with good results. I usually use Scott's Liquid Gold (tm) to clean the dash
and give it some "oil", and Pledge or Endust as a "quickie" between times when
it's just a little dull and dusty.
There's one more trick I've heard of - use a sun block (high SPF number) on the
dash vinyl to keep it from getting brittle and cracking from UV exposure. It
makes sense I guess.
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From: Tom Winslow[SMTP:tom_winslow@email.msn.com]
Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 1999 6:10 AM
To: Triumph Mailing List
Subject: Need to protect TR4A Wooden Dash
I noticed that my wood on my 1966 TR4A is looking a little dull. What is the
best stuff to protect the wood and make it look sharpe.
Got a show this weekend and I need to make the TR look good.
Any suggestions?
tw
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Thomas P. Winslow
1966 TR4A IRS - CTC57665L <> 1968 TR250 - CD4783L <> 1968 TR250 - CD5272L <>
1980 MGB LE GVVDJ2AG503563
189 Hicks Creek Road, Troutman, NC 28166
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