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Pledge or Scotts Liquid Gold. Actually, you can wax the wood with car polish-wax too, but I like the lemon smell of Pledge and it is quicked to treat.
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You must be able to find something similar and I would chose it before going with auto wax even though auto wax is totally fine and safe

O.k, I will wait until a friend of mine visits the UK next month as I am not sure what the French equivalent would be. I like the idea of a nice fresh lemon smell.
Many thanks mosesbotbol
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I am brand new to Jaguar ownership, so I could be completely wrong here. However, it looks to me that the wood veneer is covered with a very thick layer of plastic. Wouldn't Windex be just as effective? I don't think there is an issue with damaging the wood or even damaging a "varnish". But again, please put me in my place if necessary because I want to use the right thing on my car as well!
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A product used commonly for motorcycle windscreens.
Plexus.
Meguiars plastic polish.
Pledge works fine but leaves a slight smudge.
All good.
I occasionally chamois it with clean water. Then plexus.
Plexus.
Meguiars plastic polish.
Pledge works fine but leaves a slight smudge.
All good.
I occasionally chamois it with clean water. Then plexus.
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windex contains ammonia



