Lemon Pledge - steaking

[flhrci]

So, I Pledged my Grey SGS yesterday and and I used a microfiber towel to wipe it dry. The pledge leaves behind a noticeable trail. I have to redo it several times to get it to go away. Am I doing something wrong here? Its not bad but looks like something liquid dried on there. It is that way all over the bike. I am not too impressed.

David

 

[Spazz]

Lucas speed wax Slick mist is your best friend... your sled is not furniture... my 2 cents

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[cajun1_us]

Pledge is not meant for automotive paints. Any detail spray by meguiars, wizard, or Lucas are your best bets. You have the right technique just the wrong product.

 

[flhrci]

I am not surprised it is the wrong product. I have been reading for years that lemon pledge was supposed to be good for Harley paints. I am thinking not after finally having tried it. Thanks for the info and advice ya'll.

David

 

[paul65k]

Pledge is good for the windshields.......but that's about it.

We have used Pledge on our aircraft windshields for years and it works great on the Plexiglas

 

[hulkss]

Blue haired old ladies who ride on the back of Gold Wings use lemon pledge for a quick detail on their white boots.

 

[Spazz]

Blue haired old ladies who ride on the back of Gold Wings use lemon pledge for a quick detail on their white boots.

BAHAHAHAHAHA!

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[paul65k]

Blue haired old ladies who ride on the back of Gold Wings use lemon pledge for a quick detail on their white boots.

That's some funny SH*T right there

 

[360rider]

Is it a denim bike? I only use RatWax, its phenominal.