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You're not alone, Dave. I've been using the Honda spray polish for a decade or so. I use it on bikes, cars, trucks, drums, pretty much anything painted that needs to shine.
I used to use plege on whe shield for my full face for years and years (same helmet) Never had a problem. Used it on the bieks as well. I ahve now discovered all kinds of new ways to waste my money from this forum and am using these ( I don't use a windshield on the bike now or wear a fullface) and am ahppy either way. Pledge has never caused a problem for me not has the off brand that I got for 99 cents. To each his own as I know someone will argue this way or that...
I use Pledge on my 67 Camaro too. Works as well as any of the name brand "quick waxes" at a fraction of the cost. I actually use an off-brand of pledge. Costs a 1.00 a can. Same ingredients. I do use a top of the line wax every now and again, but for those in-between quick fixes, the Pledge works great.
Lemon Pledge is TOTALLY safe to use on any Lexan or Plexiglas surface IMHO! I bought a Cessna 180 airplane new in '74. I sold it in '98 after using nothing BUT Lemon Pledge on the windshield and side windows. When I sold the A/C, the buyer asked me if the windshield was a 'new' one. I told him about the use of Lemon Pledge. No discoloring, no glaze, no scratching, just a great looking Plexiglas windshield.
I have a '05 Road King Classic in Sierra Red. I have used Lemon Pledge on the windshield and the painted surfaces since day one. I am still receiving complements on the appearance of my bike.
Lately, I have started using it on the leather-covered hard bags. I can't see any but good results. .... BC
I gotta warn ya,,, you'll soon beprancing around the garage with a dust cloth in your hands singing...." lemon pledge,,, as your dusting,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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