Limitations of Lemon Pledge

Henry Kisor wrote:
: Jay, have you ever tried Wash Wax All? That's what I use and it seems to
: work very well. It's made for airplanes, while Lemon Pledge, let's face it,
: is made for furniture.

I also use wash-all wax-all (or whatever it's called). It comes in a 1-gal
jug, dilute 50/50 with water, and it does a spectacular job. It doesn't
leave that slight stickiness that pledge seems to leave, which is important
if your plane is outside! Get the "red label" super concentrated stuff.

I have been using Plexus window cleaner on the windows. It also works
quite well.
--
Aaron Coolidge

Aaron,

I have been using Plexus window cleaner on the windows. It also works
quite well.


We use that, too, but I've read and been told numerous times that
Plexus is just the aviation-priced version of Lemon Pledge. No
difference at all, it seems.

--
Thomas Borchert (EDDH)

Thomas Borchert wrote:
: Aaron,
: We use that, too, but I've read and been told numerous times that
: Plexus is just the aviation-priced version of Lemon Pledge. No
: difference at all, it seems.

Aha, you caught me in a mistake. I actually use a cleaner made by "Prist"
for lexan windows. I tried the Plexus but I wasn't happy with it, for the
same reasons that I didn't like pledge: it seems to leave a slight sticky
film. The "Prist" does not leave such a film.

I don't know exactly what part number the "Prist" cleaner is. It is not
the de-icing additive used in jet fuel that is also marketed by "Prist"!
--
Aaron Coolidge