[Shea_G]

I tried armour all but it left grease shines and plain water doesnt work great.

 

[Superior Detailing]

Try a medium cut polish on a microfiber/terry cloth applicator for some cleaning AND scratch removal.

 

[Frost]

You can try Meguiar's plastic polish/cleaner (cleans up the small scratches and adds shine) and then finish with any automotive wax (more shine).

 

[dirt_cheap_fleetwood]

What car is this on? That way we can tell if it was real wood or plastic wood.

 

[Shea_G]

99 STS, zebrano wood.

 

[dirt_cheap_fleetwood]

I would just use a soft cloth, microfiber maybe, and some Pledge wood cleaner.

 

[JimHare]

Unless I'm way off base, the REAL wood in these cars is coated with a poly-something finish anyway - it's not 'bare' wood like a dining room table or something. So you really want something that will clean the grime off the 'plastic', if I may call it that, and then apply a bit of protective gloss/shield. I've found that any good all around cleaner APC like Simple Green or whatnot is good for cleaning, and then I coat the "wood" in my Eldo with Duragloss Aquawax. But any halfway decent protective coating should do - just remember you're not waxing bare wood.

 

[dirt_cheap_fleetwood]

I know this is not bare wood, but the wood is treated very similarly to most furniture. I was just wondering because the wood in my old '88 FWD Fleetwood was real wood without any plastic coating so I had to use Murphy's Oil Soap to clean it.