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Old 04-04-2013, 09:17 AM   #1
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Polishing the woodwork

Hi All:

DW wants me to polish the interior woodwork on our 2013 3800RE Hickory addition. Not sure what polish to use. We winter in Arizona and summer in Alberta, Canada. Very dry in Arizona so need protection. This is the first time I have applied polish.
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Old 04-04-2013, 09:43 AM   #2
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Pledge or it you are really energetic Minwax? First thoughts that popped into my head since I would never agree to polishing woodwork, simply because of the precedent that would be set!I would make up something along the lines of "It is the majority opinion of the experts of the MOC forum that the woodwork would be subjected to advanced deterioration as a result of the application of any foreign substance!"
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I use Pledge as instructed by DW.
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I like Bingo's answer better.
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I clean the outside...she cleans the inside. Pledge should work fine.
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