Once a year we thoroughly clean the wood work in the trailer and moisturize it with a light oil. The cleaner/conditioner is Liquid Gold, which contains "Hydrotreated light paraffinic petroleum distillate" better known as base oil. It is very oily if you get it on your hands. The wood shop manager at New Horizons said it will keep the wood from drying out and eventually chipping or cracking.
I apply it with a small patch of microfiber towel folded a couple times. Spray some onto the patch and rub it into an area and repeat.
The entire TV area is cleaned first with Sprayway, a light alcohol base window cleaner. I use this cleaner because it evaporated quickly and completely. You can see that the wood looks like it's getting a bit dry.
The Liquid Gold make everything shine like this for a few days until the oil is absorbed by the wood. Then the wood looks dark and rich.
I apply it with a small patch of microfiber towel folded a couple times. Spray some onto the patch and rub it into an area and repeat.
The entire TV area is cleaned first with Sprayway, a light alcohol base window cleaner. I use this cleaner because it evaporated quickly and completely. You can see that the wood looks like it's getting a bit dry.
The Liquid Gold make everything shine like this for a few days until the oil is absorbed by the wood. Then the wood looks dark and rich.
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