ShredCow said:
just a light polish like Dunlop 65. Its mild and will evaporate easily.
Your finish is a satin finish right? You don't want to use stuff like Cranberra Wax since stuff like that gets into the grain and you'll cry.
If it's a satin finish as in a satin varnish (lacquer, polyurethene, etc), that means the wood is sealed. Nothing should be able to get into the grain.
It's a common misconception in these forums that satin finishes mean either no lacquer or an oil finish. A hard coat (lacquer, poly, etc) can be either satin or gloss.
As far as maple goes, u will hardly find it finished in oil from large scale manufacturers. This is partly becos oil finishes are labour intensive, which mean more cost. And also becos maple being light colored is easily "soiled". So the protection from a sealing hard finish is desired.