So what's the skinny on the use of Lemon Pledge on our bikes. Paint, chrome, plastic, lexan, and everything else the bikes have on them?

Any long term disadvantage?....ie..yellowing, fading, dulling, etc...etc....to the aforementioned "parts"?

Any caustic hidden ingredient in the Pledge?
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Sound to good to be true?

 

I have used Pledge on my motor several times and it works really well. Makes it look new. I have not used it on paint, so I can't comment on that. I have wiped overspray off of chrome and it really shines. You don't have to use Lemon though, it comesunscented, too.

 

Don't forget orange...

 

I use it on everything......never had a problem.

 

Here's the official reply regarding the use of Pledge on painted motorcycle surfaces:


Thank you for your e-mail. We always appreciate hearing from our consumers.

Unfortunately, PLEDGE® Lemon Furniture Polish has not been tested for use on painted
motorcycle finishes so we cannot recommend it. Please use the product according to label
directions as we cannot guarantee how the product will perform for uses or purposes other
than those we have tested.


My Question is: Why use pledge when there are many other tested and safe products to use?

Best Regards!

 

I use it on the Windshield and Dash of my Street Glide! Works AWESOME! I was thinking of trying it on the floor boards too but am worried it might be a little slippery...

You folks using it on the Black Wrinkle Motors???

 

Back in the late 1960s when I was workingat aHonda/Triumph shop we used Lemon Pledge on new and used bikes alike to keep 'em shiny on the showroom floor. This ain't anything new, and it works just dandy.

 

Wow......interesting that so many use it, yet being a car fanatic, I've never heard of it.[&:]

 

If you don't have ape hangers Lemon Pledges works great as deoderant