Yeah Pledge works great plus it makes it nice and shinny and leaves a layer that dirt/mud can't stick to as much so cleaning it is alot easier. Just like car wax but pledge won't scratch and works great on plastic where some waxes I saw actually scratch plastic more than it helps. Some people use WD-40 but I don't recommend that as it can break down certain rubbers and I heard of plastic dulling over time.

 

As well as windsheilds pledge works on your visors , goggles and even on glasses. You can also use Plexus but it cost 3 times as much as pledge.

after a hard season the Bikes get cleaned with mean green . it takes all dirt including bark and sap off then a goog coat of pledge and the quad looks new again.
Big Gord

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: zappa24

I ordered a windshield from Yamaha for my Grizzly. I am looking for thoughts from people who have used this item on thier quads before. </end quote></div>

I've had the Grizzly windshield for a few years now and highly recommend it in the winter especially when plowing a long driveway. My problem is the black rubber gasket type things (four of them) that hold the windshield in place, are starting to crack and split. I went to a dealer and he said I was out of luck. Anybody had any luck replacing these? Thanks. (BTW, the Pledge works great!)

 

If you mean the rubber molding . it can be bought at any body shop supply or Canadian tire for us in Canada. make sure you get the one with glue in the center, it stays well.

Big gord

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Rackman

If you mean the rubber molding...

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Thanks Gord. I mean the 4 rubber grommet/gaskets that hold the windshield between the windshield itself and the 4 bars that connect to the handlebars. If you look at the windshield, there are 4 screws, the four screws that screw in to the 4 bars that attach to your handle bars. Between the screws and the windshield are 4 rubber gasket type things that, I would imagine, are shock absorbers for the plastic windshield. If you've seen them, they look like black miniature bagels with a groove on the outside of it. I need to replace those.

 

most auto parts store carry stuff like that