My Lemon Pledge story doesn't cover my cars but when I was
in the Air Force we used it on our dress shoes - the toes
and heels were especially reflective!!
Brian
57 D500s
Wayne Graefen wrote:
>
> If you know the name Bob Schmidt as a premier restorer in
> Phoenix over the last 10 years who has restored numerous cars
> that have appeared in magazines, on calendars, have brought big
> bucks at Scottsdale, etc. etc. I can tell you the man buys Lemon
> Pledge by the cases to use on those cars. He even uses it on
> the epoxy coated floor of his shop. He suggested I buy stock in
> Johnson's wax, the maker of Pledge, just based on the amount he
> was using.
>
> And yes, several others use it too. We all have our preferences
> and I've tried it but didn't get all that excited about it.
>
> I can tell you Bob's shop smelled great and even wives didn't
> mind strolling among the finished and project cars.
>
> Wayne
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: edward petrus <desoto@PATHWAY.NET>
> Sent: Friday, October 29, 1999 7:42 PM
> Subject: Lemon Pledge
>
> > An old-timer told me today to use Lemon Pledge on my car when
> I take it to
> > the shows. He said the wax makes it shine nicely, and the
> anti-dust stuff
> > in it will help keep it looking nice. He told me a lot of
> folks use this
> > at the shows, but I'll admit I never heard of it. Anybody
> know, or am I
> > just gullible enough to believe him? I haven't tried this and
> don't know
> > if it's OK for the paint...
> >
> > Ed
> > 57 Firedome
> >
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