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Yeah. I thought it had some sort of anti-static properties. Isn't the fact that it's supposed to repel dust what made it so popular for furniture? I still get dust on the bike but don't know if it is any more or less than I would have without it. This time of year with the trees being sexually active, I don't think there's anything that will keep the pollen off.
This thread reminds of the old pilot trick of using pledge on the windscreen. Use to carry a can in my "possibles" flight bag.
So it ought to work on the bike too.
I love the stuff. But, so do our local bees. Every time I use it, they are "on the scene" within 4 or 5 minutes. Now, I just keep the garage door shut.
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