no wonder they advertise pledge can be used on autos

[detailgod]

Originally Posted by BillE

How does it smell, a nice 'wax smell'? If it still does, probably still is good.



Bill

it has that pre VOC regulation chemical smell lol

[tuscarora dave]

Nice find. I always look for old antique tins and bottles of wax when at flea markets and garage sales. I'll probably never try using any of them but some that I have still look useable. Just an extension of the detailing hobby and a little of the pack rat in me too.

[FUNX725]

[quote=detailgod;561577]

Originally Posted by FUNX725

i am fully aware Meg's started has a funiture polish but i think Johnson's went the opposite way. started as a auto wax but ended up furniture polish

S.C. Johnson & Co. still has an auto care product line.

scjohnson.com/en/products/brands/auto-care/grand-prix.aspx Grand Prix®: Waxes, Cleaners, Protectors and More | SC Johnson Brands




They're just like a lot of other companies that moved some of their operations offshore....and many folks still buy their products....I haven't yet, though.

If I do...I'll try to put together a comparison review write-up between Grand Prix and Rat Juice

Bob

[RTexasF]

I've never seen nor heard of Pledge saying it can be used on autos. I knew some folks that used it that way but never an official approval from Pledge.

[tuscarora dave]

Originally Posted by RTexasF

I've never seen nor heard of Pledge saying it can be used on autos. I knew some folks that used it that way but never an official approval from Pledge.

I recently heard it on their television commercial. Maybe I dreamed that cause I can't find it on youtube. sorry.

[D.Acker]

Originally Posted by tuscarora dave

I recently heard it on their television commercial.

This one actually.

Pledge Commercial - YouTube

[tuscarora dave]

Originally Posted by D.Acker

This one actually. Pledge Commercial - YouTube

OK, good to know I'm not going crazy. Thanks.

[MTD12]

Has anyone tried Pledge in the engine bay?