Interior woodwork/cabinetry

Blaster Man wrote:

FormerBoater wrote:
...On our Eagle the wood cabinets are not coated or sealed and soak up the product that I have found to keep them looking new...

Same here. Depends on the coach...also depends if you have real wood or the fake press board.

My Monaco coach uses real wood and so was the wood on my friends Liberty. If the cabinets are not sealed on any coach, they would be all warped in a short time. They have all types of sealer from glossy to dull. I have never seen any cabinets, in any coach, regardless of price, that were not sealed. Solid wood if not sealed will warp more than particle board, which is why they are all sealed at the factory.

FormerBoater wrote:
...On our Eagle the wood cabinets are not coated or sealed and soak up the product that I have found to keep them looking new...

Same here. Depends on the coach...also depends if you have real wood or the fake press board.

Lemon Oil keeps our cabinetry looking new.

-Gramps- wrote:
Watkins Rejuvenator available at Lowes....great stuff.

Do you mean "Rejuvenate® 13 oz. CABINET & FURNITURE Restorer & Protectant"?

Sully2 wrote:
Murphy's Oil Soap

X2

My cabinets are older and looked a bit dry after using pledge last year.
This year I used "liquid gold" I think that's the name. It is made
for furniture. It lasted and really made a difference. I will use it again
and do recommend it. It is on the shelf's with the furniture polish.

Brian

Watkins Rejuvenator available at Lowes....great stuff.

A good UV protection oil is best. This is cheap and available at Home Depot.: UV

On our Eagle the wood cabinets are not coated or sealed and soak up the product that I have found to keep them looking new.

Pledge Revitalizing Oil is amazing IMHO. As long as your wood is not sealed you do not have to worry about toweling off the excess.