How to Care for High Gloss Wardrobes So They Look New for Years
High gloss wardrobe doors reward a simple routine and punish the wrong products, so it helps to know exactly what the finish can and cannot take. This guide sets out a straightforward weekly method using two microfibre cloths and warm water, explains why residue rather than wear is behind most dull patchy panels, and lists the cleaners to keep well away from lacquer, including abrasives, solvents and silicone sprays. It covers the difference between a genuine scratch and a rubber transfer mark, what can realistically be polished out and what cannot, and how sunlight, radiators and damp bedrooms affect a gloss surface over the years. There is also advice on the parts you never see: hinge alignment, sliding tracks and drawer loading, all of which cause visible door damage when neglected, plus what to look for when buying gloss furniture built to last....
