I've got an 86 motorhome with fiberglass end caps and aluminum siding. I decided to make it shine. After rubbing and sweating with the RV specific stuff I tried the Honda Polish. The stuff does wonders on oxydized aluminum and fiberglass with less effort than the other stuff. :hump:

Just thought I'd share my experience. I really love that stuff. I may try polishing my knob with it next.

Next he'll try it on his "forks" for less...errr.... stichion... :wink:

is there anything as good as honda polish? I love the stuff but for me its not cost effective. I have to A: drive 70 miles one way to get it. B: order through mail order C: find an alternative (and mothers detailer spray is not the same) or D: Hookers.

I think I'll start a new thread on this.....

whats wrong with riding 70 miles one way to get it? :razz:

meguirs quick detailer.. great stuff doesnt build up and works excellent I take a small bottle with me whenever I ride and use it for bugs and dust and whatever, also great on the helmet and lenses. you can find it at any auto parts stores

I know guys that swear by Lemon Pledge for the very same reasons. I haven't tried it yet, but will after I finish my can of Honda Polish.

Honda polish does a lot of things. Recently I learned it can temporarily fix a scratched-up CD so I can copy it to a new one.

I use it on all my furniture--makes the house smell fantastic.

Makes a great vaginal lube also, I hear.

Way too much information!

:lol:

I use Honda polish to scrub the bugs off my leather jacket!

:pointup: :pointup: :pointup:

Ive been using this stuff for a while..(not for lubrication purposes)...and I love it. Smells good too.

The last time I bought something from Ron Ayers, I noticed they had Honda polish on sale for just under $4.
Since I was already paying for shipping, I had them throw in a couple cans. I haven't priced the stuff at my local dealer, but I don't think they sell anything for under $4.
Sometimes, I go by the local shop on a Monday when they are closed, and just slip a $20. bill under the door. LOL. It's a bargain compared to what it costs me when they are open.

I buy the little cans at my dealer for around $2.50. Don't know what the big ones cost, they last so long it's been years since I bought one.

I use pledge on my visor, windscreen--I think its basically the same chit--you can get 4 cans at Costco for about $6----the lemon in it does sting my vagina though :shock:

But at least it smells better now! :fart:

Yeah, that rotten carp-on-the-shore stench was giving me a headache....

Bout time you freshened up the coochie coo...