Spray Polish, like the old Schwinn polish

[Schwinn Sales West]

One of the most used tools in every Schwinn dealership in the early days was a can of Schwinn Spray Polish. It was used for everything, cleaning, polishing, dirt and grease removal. It worked great, and did not damage painted or plastic parts. I think the old Schwinn part number was #72200, if my old mind is still working.

Today, in the motorcycle industry Honda sells a spray polish that is widely used in all dealership service departments. It's just like the old Schwinn polish. It cleans, polishes, does not leave a greasy dirt or dust atracting coating. It's used safely on clear plastic windshields and to remove dried insects from motorcycle face shields. This stuff works, and one can goes a long way because it does not take a lot of spray.

They sell different size spray cans, just buy one large spray can for your shop. They are widely sold at most motorcycle dealerships. Just ask for Honda Brand spray polish, they will know what your asking for. Spray it on, wipe off with a clean rag, done.

John

 

[Freqman1]

Actually a bunch of similar products on the market today. Makes keeping them looking nice a lot easier!

 

[ricobike]

One of the most used tools in every Schwinn dealership in the early days was a can of Schwinn Spray Polish. It was used for everything, cleaning, polishing, dirt and grease removal. It worked great, and did not damage painted or plastic parts. I think the old Schwinn part number was #72200, if my old mind is still working.

Today, in the motorcycle industry Honda sells a spray polish that is widely used in all dealership service departments. It's just like the old Schwinn polish. It cleans, polishes, does not leave a greasy dirt or dust atracting coating. It's used safely on clear plastic windshields and to remove dried insects from motorcycle face shields. This stuff works, and one can goes a long way because it does not take a lot of spray.

They sell different size spray cans, just buy one large spray can for your shop. They are widely sold at most motorcycle dealerships. Just ask for Honda Brand spray polish, they will know what your asking for. Spray it on, wipe off with a clean rag, done.

John

I still have a couple of cans of the Schwinn polish. Good to know that when I run out I have some alternatives, it's great stuff.

 

[kd460]

Lemon Pledge spray furniture wax works great and smells good.

 

[Risk Man]

Bought a couple cans of the Honda stuff. Preliminary report is that is works well. $8 a can on Amazon. Got a 3 pack deal. Should last forever on the bikes, but will us it on the autos as well.

Thanks

 

[Lookn4bikes]

I am also a fan of the Schwinn Equipment Spray Polish. I'm on my last can. I have also used Dupont Motorcycle Showroom spray from Walmart with similar results.

 

[Coyote]

 

[Schwinn Sales West]

Opps, I'm slipping, and got the part number incorrect. It's 73200, not 72200 as I stated. Sorry.

John

 

[Lookn4bikes]

They updated the can for their fitness line. But it has the same part number.

 

[49autocycledeluxe]

I polish everything with spit then rub it with my thumb.