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Wood trim polishing? Center console trim removal?

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Okay, I searched but could not find a post on this.... some of the wood trim on my 04 CTT is looking a little worn. Is there a method for repolishing while still on the car? Also, does anyone know how to remove the wood trim panel on the center console where the shifter is? I think that piece is the most worn and it would be easier to polish out of the car. Thanks,

David

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You can pull the panel out, after removing two small allen bolds in the deepest part of the central armrest.

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I have the Sycamore wood trim (dash trim strip, e-brake, and shifter) in my Boxster. Love it. It is only 3 years new (old). I wipe it down with a quick detailer once or twice per year. Looks great. Has a nice satine finish.

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