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Lemon Pledge is the cat's @ss. Been using it for 13 years on my bikes and it works great, smells good and is much cheaper than all the Zainos and Meguiars of the world.
I'm the minority. Never tried Lemon Pledge and never will! Leaving the furniture polish for the furniture. S-100 wash and Mequiars High Tech Yellow wax with a spritz of the meguiars Quick detailer and the bike shines like dimonds. I live on brutal gravel roads and after a quick after ride cleaning my bikes always sparkle!
I have never tried Pledge, I may have to get some the next time I am at the store. Still it just seems wrong.
Personally I think pledge sucks .. Is okay if out in the middle of nowhere and can't buy a proper cleaner for touch up .. Other than that will stick to stuff designed for polishing something besides furniture ...
Trust me This shine was done just fine without the need of Pledge ...
Had to fight off two bees last week when I cleaned mine up with the Pledge.
I found the cheap furniture polish easier to use than the pledge and just as good.
The reason why is because it has more water in it then pledge does. I also buy the cheap one from Dollar General. The trick to using pladge is to mist some water on after you applied pladge and wipe it to a shine. The cheap stuff already has enough water in it so it will not leave streaks and will just wipe up to a shine.
The reason why is because it has more water in it then pledge does. I also buy the cheap one from Dollar General. The trick to using pladge is to mist some water on after you applied pladge and wipe it to a shine. The cheap stuff already has enough water in it so it will not leave streaks and will just wipe up to a shine.
Love the stuff!
Woot!!! Sorry but Original Bikers Spirit, previously known as Honda Polish is the best out there.
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