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Wood grain panels

I'm pretty sure that is an aftermarket add on. I have seen some that also do the upper door panels, more of the steering wheel and the upper back doors
 
Looks like the "woodtrim" (plastic) that comes on Canadian models. Also comes on US base models, but the pics shown have the Tech Package, so that is why I think it is the Canadian vehicle.
 
I hate that much plood. It's not even convincing when it's used in such large pieces and it's only a matter of months until it has light swirl marks/scratches.
 
I have had mine since october and no scratches
It looks great to:cool:
 
Where to get the panel without the steering wheeel change? :confused:
 
Yes, please do post pics because I just don't believe it. I'm very particular about my cars and work hard to keep them clean and in like-new condition. Every single car I've ever owned w/ wood/plood trim show signs of minor scratching/swirl marks over time. In 3-5 years I guarantee you the leather wrapped dash will look better than the plood.


On a somewhat related side note, I *REALLY* want to swap out the wood that came w/ my black/brown interior for the dark grained wood that comes on the Cashmere interior. The only problem I haven't been able to figure out a way around is the gear shifter. Either I chang the gear shifter to the one w/ the dark wood and have mismatched leather or I leave the gear shifter alone and have mismatched wood. I wonder if the wood piece on the gear shifter pops out.
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Would you be interested in a wood swap? I've got the Cashmere interior and my one big disappointment is the dark wood! If you have already figured out how to remove all of your trim pieces without damaging them, maybe we can figure out a way to exchange components? I'd think the big problem would be the steering wheel (disabling the airbag and such) and that, comparatively, the shift knob would be easy...

Yes, please do post pics because I just don't believe it. I'm very particular about my cars and work hard to keep them clean and in like-new condition. Every single car I've ever owned w/ wood/plood trim show signs of minor scratching/swirl marks over time. In 3-5 years I guarantee you the leather wrapped dash will look better than the plood.


On a somewhat related side note, I *REALLY* want to swap out the wood that came w/ my black/brown interior for the dark grained wood that comes on the Cashmere interior. The only problem I haven't been able to figure out a way around is the gear shifter. Either I chang the gear shifter to the one w/ the dark wood and have mismatched leather or I leave the gear shifter alone and have mismatched wood. I wonder if the wood piece on the gear shifter pops out.
 
I hate that much plood. It's not even convincing when it's used in such large pieces and it's only a matter of months until it has light swirl marks/scratches.
An old-timer secret for concealing the light swirl marks is Lemon Pledge. Motorcyclists have been using Lemon Pledge for years to conceal the swirl marks that plague motorcycle windshields. It also works really well on most plastic surfaces that are prone to swirl marks. It is not perfect, but it is surprisingly effective.
 
I just found this site for wood grained steering wheels. There are other sites, but at less than $400, KAI was (surprisingly) the priced site I could locate.

I haven't ordered it yet.l I'm awaiting info on how hard it is to install as a do it yourselfer.

Here's their response to my inquiry:

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Hello Dave,

We have the OEM Wood grain steering wheels in stock. However, there are 2 different kinds.. please see the following link:

http://www.koreanautoimports.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=2989

The "black" steering wheel has the maple color wood, while the "beige" steering wheel as a darker zebra pattern wood.:welcome:
 
I love my 2011 4.6 interior the way that it is except that I think the cup holder lids, both front and the ones on the rear arm rests should have the same wood grain as the rest of the car. It just seems like it is missing. :confused:
 
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I bought my 2009 Genesis Sedan from CarMax and from the photos I didn't think it had the "woodgrain" (original dark walnut) panels, so I ordered them. Huge mistake! The car came, and it already had them. So, I'm stuck with a set of panels I will never use. My fault.
 
I bought my 2009 Genesis Sedan from CarMax and from the photos I didn't think it had the "woodgrain" (original dark walnut) panels, so I ordered them. Huge mistake! The car came, and it already had them. So, I'm stuck with a set of panels I will never use. My fault.

Where dd you order the kit from? Do they not show pictures? I ordered a dash kit for my wifes 2006 Sonata, and am looking forward to getting it.
 
I wish the glove box "button" had a wood panel on it. I have the cashmere interior and already the place you push to open the glove box is getting rather dirty/scruffed looking.

Of course, that might largely be because my glove box has to be pried/forced open with my fingers the first time each day! :mad:
 
I wonder if the wood pieces snap out? I'm thinking they do, since in most cars they snap out. I wouldn't mind swapping out the OEM wood on the 4.6 with the R Spec trim pieces. I never like the OEM wood accents, and prior to purchase I asked if other wood grain options were available, but the car only had the one wood grain.
 
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