Caring for Open Pore Wood Trim

RSnic · 03-01-2021, 07:28 AM

Hi,

My M340 has open pore wood interior trim. It has somewhat of a matte finish & really compliments the Cognac interior. Have thought about using some high quality wood furniture conditioner

Would appreciate thoughts on caring for the trim.

Thanks

Emily172013 · 03-04-2021, 10:31 AM

I'm really not familiar with the trim on your car, mine is metal, but about once a year I put a light coat of mineral oil (basically lemon oil) on the rosewood fretboards of my guitars to keep them from drying out. It's what's used and recommended by many guitarists and guitar manufactures. Most fretboards are non treated, open pore rosewood. It doesn't change the color of the wood once it absorbs, just use sparingly.

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Emily172013 Private First Class 179 Rep 183 Posts Drives: BMW M340i BMW Z4 30i Audi Q3 Join Date: Dec 2020 Location: St. Louis iTrader: (0)	I'm really not familiar with the trim on your car, mine is metal, but about once a year I put a light coat of mineral oil (basically lemon oil) on the rosewood fretboards of my guitars to keep them from drying out. It's what's used and recommended by many guitarists and guitar manufactures. Most fretboards are non treated, open pore rosewood. It doesn't change the color of the wood once it absorbs, just use sparingly.
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