I too am a converted pledge user, found out about it on this forum. However I must admit I bought a knock-off from Walgreens on sale for a buck-ninety-nine and it still has that "oh-soooo" lemony fresh smell.

 

The only drawback to Lemon Pledge is that it will attract bees.

So don't park where there are bees.

Simple as that.

If you do get stung, dip your doo-rag or kerchief in your gas tank, and dab on the sting.
Instant relief.

 

OK, I will be in the minority here, but I just cant seem to grasp the concept of furniture polish on my bike. I am sure it is a great product, but that's a womans product made to do womans work.

The only way my bike will get Pledge on it will be when I figure out how to convince the OL to start cleaning the bike after she does the housework. Hell, at that rate, she may start using Tide to wash the bike with!

 

I believe you can only use Orange, on a Sedona Orange Bike :-)

 

That works for me i wash and dry the glide and the wife uses the Pledge on it she makes a good job of it to, funny thing is she wouldnt help clean the NightTrain or Sporty.

 

Good product BUT!!!!!!!!!!

 

I don't why anyone would use anything else but Pledge on Thier bike

 

I never would have thought it but now I'll try it

 

Definately good product. Been using it for years on aircraft canopies and windshields.

 

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It's polish. It was marketed for furniture and thus targeted to stay at home moms, but it's polish plain and simple. Here's a couple more. Women call it glossy black fingernail polish. I call it frame touch up paint. Women call it nail polish remover. I call it acetone that removes ANYTHING and strips it down bare. Women call it a dashboard. I call it an instrument cluster. Women call it uncomfortable, I call it.....you get the idea. It's all in the wording.