Reconditioning my Woodgrain

I cleaned up my wagon on Saturday, and decided to try reconditioning my woodgrain. I had used Meguiar's M40 Mirror Glaze Vinyl and Rubber Reconditioner on my dash pad, which worked great. Here's out it worked on my Di-Noc.

 

That looks amazing! You have three choices, get a shorter wagon, make the garage longer, or let me store it in my garage until we move. Leave the keys and gas money so I can keep it limbered up!

 

Thanks for the tip. I'm going to have to try that.
Amazon makes it too easy to spend money.
http://www.amazon.com/Meguiars-Mirr...0+Mirror+Glaze+Vinyl+and+Rubber+Reconditioner

 

It's only money. Either buy car parts and detail things or waste it on food and electric bills.

 

Yep, it barely fits. Can't wait to move to a "vintage car friendly" house. As soon as our youngest graduates, we're outta here!

 

Good luck on moving. I went from a long garage with room for three cars to a 20 X 20 garage.
Even at that we bought the house 1 1/2 years ago and haven't begun to get this place ready to sale.
80 degrees here and sunny verses 40 and windy with rain makes us drag our feet
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Hi,

Just curious as to whether or not this treatment has held up? Did it do the job or have you had to use the Meguiars again? If so, how often?

Cheers,

Glen