cleaning plastic windshield

[pvteye]

Been using Pledge for eons. Works on windshields, and other bike parts including chrome. Have never had a bad experience with it. The arosol can goes everywhere I do.

 

[glider]

Been using Pledge for eons. Works on windshields, and other bike parts including chrome. Have never had a bad experience with it. The arosol can goes everywhere I do.

Best you can use! :bigsmiley23:

 

[BUBBIE]

Best you can use! :bigsmiley23:

DID anybody mention the BEST ???


********PLEDGE********

signed....BUBBIE

 

[R_W_B]

Pledge, the only way to go!

Works on Snowthrowers too, right? Makes um more efficient at throwing that snow into the street for faster melting I'm told:lolrolling

 

[Jack Klarich]

Works on Snowthrowers too, right? Makes um more efficient at throwing that snow into the street for faster melting I'm told:lolrolling

And the neighbors cars:newsmile055:

 

[gator508]

Bounce dryer sheets to get the bugs off, followed by..you guessed it PLEDGE!

 

[drbillk]

My favorite is fükken wax... LOVE that stuff! And, please... do not edit or warn me... that's REALLY what it's called... I promise. Below is a link to their website.

Waterless Car, Truck, Watercraft and Motorcycle Wax

Oh yeah... and, by the way... it's made in the USA!

 

[FFGomer]

Pledge is the best stuff out there that is cheap and easy to find. I've used the expensive aviation specific products and have noticed hardly any difference. I've been an Army helicopter mechanic for 12 years and have always used Pledge on the plexiglass windows. Windex(and other alcohol based cleaners like hand cleaner) don't do any immediate damage but will eventually cause the plastic to glaze. And if you're just using water you have to be careful that you don't scratch the plastic. I have taken delivery of many aircraft in my career with windows that were severely glazed over and/or had swirl marks from mechanics using water and rough paper towels to clean the windows. But the Pledge can do wonders for polishing the scratches out. One down side to Pledge is that it causes the plastic to get almost a static cling to it which can attract dust. But the Pledge won't let it stick well so a little bit of water and everything comes right off.

 

[Dr.Evil]

Pledge is the best stuff out there that is cheap and easy to find. I've used the expensive aviation specific products and have noticed hardly any difference. I've been an Army helicopter mechanic for 12 years and have always used Pledge on the plexiglass windows. Windex(and other alcohol based cleaners like hand cleaner) don't do any immediate damage but will eventually cause the plastic to glaze. And if you're just using water you have to be careful that you don't scratch the plastic. I have taken delivery of many aircraft in my career with windows that were severely glazed over and/or had swirl marks from mechanics using water and rough paper towels to clean the windows. But the Pledge can do wonders for polishing the scratches out. One down side to Pledge is that it causes the plastic to get almost a static cling to it which can attract dust. But the Pledge won't let it stick well so a little bit of water and everything comes right off.

I wondered why all the bugs seam to go right to the windshield and stick

 

[RibEye]

A word to the wise, and don't ask how I know because it hurts to remember, but, Lemon Pledge smells positively attractive to Africanized bees. Citrus trees are in bloom around here, and my scoot and me must have been some kind of disappontment to them, this past Sunday...

Enjoy,
Rich P