CLEAN. by Pan Rinse-Less Wash | One Of The Very Best!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Great video boys! Thanks for putting my CLEAN By Pan Rinse-Less Wash to the test. I'm glad to see you guys enjoyed using it! You are starting to see all the hard work, R&D, testing, and passion that went into creating the lineup. You were correct about the statements made that it's a hybrid rinseless (surfactant + polymer based). And speaking about the scent, you guys also got it right! The official scent is pineapple, kiwi & starfruit (with blend of lemon, guava, apple and green melon). It's one of the customers' favourite scents in the lineup (along with the shampoo and the ceramic spray sealant). We will likely be coming up with a Bio-Bombs collaboration of those scents in 2025, to come up with some air freshener bars. :) On cool off-label use (from Eddie himself) is to dilute the rinseless wash 64:1 in a spray bottle (2 oz of product in 1 gallon of water), and use that as an additional drying aid at the end of the wash process. It will increase lubrication even more, but also give you an amazing gloss/slickness experience which makes the paint "pop" even more. Once you try that trick, you will adopt it. :)

[@kevkav5680]

Saw a review of Pam’s rinseless on @jefferson1x, it’s a average product at a premium price , much prefer Gyeon ecowash or carbon collective rinseless they have great cleaning power !

[@davidboyce6427]

All my Honda are Old but Gold👍. 2005, 2007 and 2008 at least they shine when detailed 🤗🤗🤗

[@jeffc6832]

I think where this particular rinseless really shines is for maintenance of a ceramic coated vehicle where you're not wanting to add additional protection in the form of a drying aid/topper. It provides that extra hit of slickness for the wash and leaves the surface feeling smooth and slippery like you just used a quick detailer, but that effect only lasts a few days or until the next wash so you aren't layering durable protection on top of your coating (that often leaves undesirable results). To me, having a coating that is stacked with an inferior sacrificial layer is pointless. Coatings provide the best hydrophobic behavior, chemical resistance and self-cleaning properties, why would I want to cover that up with inferior products and make contamination harder to remove? I prefer to see how my coating is performing on its own and to see exactly what is needed to keep the surface clean. Then I will know when it is truly time to polish it off and re-coat...and only then will I top it to keep it performing until I can get it recoated. Now is that extra slick feel after the wash necessary? Nope. A "clean" rinseless that leaves absolutely "nothing" (still "something") behind can be just as safe and satisfying to use. But some of us can't help ourselves and we just like to spray something on to have that extra pop. Mix this stuff up at 128:1 or 64:1 and spray to your hearts content (whether after a rinseless wash or a soap wash) and you can have a Bead Maker-like experience without the durability. It also won't seal up your towels and make them hydrophobic. The cleaning power of this one is excellent, the bugs just melt right off a coated car and I love how easy it is to wipe dry and have it quickly flash off the surface. It is also one of only a few rinseless washes that actively pushes dirt (even fine particulate) down to the bottom of the bucket under the grit guard...very similar to ONR. In reality, I know that this isn't that big of a deal...but it is a cool effect and just gives me that extra piece of mind. I also have very hard water (almost 400ppm) and I have not had any issues with dried product leaving hard water spots.

[@OmniGarage]

Good review 👍🏻

[@davidboyce6427]

Hopefully someday you can showcase a HOLDEN, detailing it. We folks in the U.S. don’t see them. I would be great 👀👌

[@OmniGarage]

The dream vehicle for me is a HSV Maloo. Not sure if you’re familiar with this special variant of the iconic Holden brand?

[@OmniGarage]

I’ve owned a couple of different Holdens in the past!

[@davidboyce6427]

@@OmniGarage I’m not familiar. Is it like a car with a rear pickup bed?

[@davidboyce6427]

@ so cool, awesome

[@OmniGarage]

Sure is!

[@ConwayLStevens]

Great Video guys. I've used probably about 10 or 12 different rinseless washes and my preference is a hybrid. The combination of polymers and surfactants make it clean extremely well while offering great protection from abrasion and particles. Pans is a definite hybrid. In my use here in the hot sun the spots dried but we're easy to take off with using more of the rinseless sprayed as a drying aid.

[@OmniGarage]

What is your favourite? And why?

[@jefferrrson1x]

Pan rinseless is legit. It isn’t in my top 5 but it’s a close 6! Did a video on my channel for this this past week. Check it out fellas. Feynlab and Ethos ftw!

[@DanielReyes-hz1qk]

On what basis do you compare rinseless washes? I've only ever used Absolute and Clean. by Pan. There's little differences here and there but the end results for both are fantastic. What qualities do you look for and how do you rank them? I'm more curious than anything. Absolute was the first rinseless wash I ever used and it was a game changer. Really never saw a need to try anything else since it was basically perfect for me but Pan has been instrumental in my personal car detailing journey so it only seemed right to support him by purchasing and trying his products.

[@OmniGarage]

We talk about this a lot in most of our Rinseless wash videos. But availability, slickness, cleaning power, how it cleans the wash media, how easy it is to dry, what is like when it drys - can polymer spots be removed, smell etc etc. What are you considering with your comparisons?

[@OmniGarage]

Why is it not a top product for you?

[@BrendonMiles-u7g]

@Omni Garage will you guys be trying aussie made Bowdens Own Dry Spell rinseless wash?

[@OmniGarage]

Unlikely

[@LazyJones]

It’s intimidating sometimes to write that first comment. Here it is, so you don’t have to worry😉👍🏻