What are you using to clean your windshield?
#91
02-11-2009, 09:19 PM
I am not going to argue about what that web page says. All I can say is I have used pledge on my entire scoot, as have countless people for years. Seems if it was going to destroy your winshield someone might have noticed that. My windshield's have been like new under pledge care. No way is anyone going to convince me pledge is not the real deal, cause the real deal is the test of time, which it has passed. Just read the posts here and all other forums on the net. You think everybody using it is delirious? I am not bashing other products as they may work. I think water works pretty darn good on a windshield, but pledge will shine like no other IMO. And with no damge. Remember, how much something costs does not make it better. Pledge works.
#94
02-12-2009, 12:53 PM
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#97
02-12-2009, 01:22 PM
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No, I don't get that impression at all. That page is 99% about what **NOT** to use, not about what they sell. IMO, what little marginal profit they make on a $6.50 bottle of 210 is just budget dust, nothing more.
Clean your crap with whatever you want - it's of no consequence to me. But if you were as smart as you obviously believe you are, you'd be using Permatex 403D on that helicopter, which is intended for aircraft windscreens, rather than something cheap and easy from the grocery chain, intended for your furniture.
Clean your crap with whatever you want - it's of no consequence to me. But if you were as smart as you obviously believe you are, you'd be using Permatex 403D on that helicopter, which is intended for aircraft windscreens, rather than something cheap and easy from the grocery chain, intended for your furniture.
Been using it for years so what's your point?
They sell it for $6.50. Are you gonna pay that for a can of Pledge. No. You are gonna tell the ole lady to pick some up for you at the grocery store. So they missed another sale.
Yep cheap and easy that's me.. K.I.S.S. Keep It Simple Stupid....
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02-12-2009, 04:45 PM
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Quote...""WTF? You feel better about yourself now?
Been using it for years so what's your point?
They sell it for $6.50. Are you gonna pay that for a can of Pledge. No. You are gonna tell the ole lady to pick some up for you at the grocery store. So they missed another sale.
Yep cheap and easy that's me.. K.I.S.S. Keep It Simple Stupid....""
Good Comeback ^^^^
Quote..."I am not going to argue about what that web page says. All I can say is I have used pledge on my entire scoot, as have countless people for years. Seems if it was going to destroy your winshield someone might have noticed that. My windshield's have been like new under pledge care. No way is anyone going to convince me pledge is not the real deal, cause the real deal is the test of time, which it has passed. Just read the posts here and all other forums on the net. You think everybody using it is delirious? I am not bashing other products as they may work. I think water works pretty darn good on a windshield, but pledge will shine like no other IMO. And with no damge. Remember, how much something costs does not make it better. Pledge works."
Yep Pledge works, or appears to in my mind, have more than a few friends using it. Lots of guys using it at bike shows, but don't use the delirious as an excuse as I always am with very little ill Effect... Must be the Tekillya shots while sniffing the lemon in the Pledge.
As for the ad hmm "a manufacturer ad" lets see "saying what not to use" hmmm. Now that is an original way to advertise...? Do I need to repeat that.
Need scientific data to back up the claim(s) by an independant labratory.
