Clean by Pan Rinseless On a Coated and Uncoated Vehicle

[@chiroguy98]

Pan's rinseless is a nice product. Well presented video!

[@BenInBeta]

Thanks very much I appreciate it!

[@BXGreen_DrivewayDetails]

U can use the PSD towel with rinseless as well to help with bugs. No pressure but helps with agitation or the green flag tipped brush. Fun video Ben! I enjoyed it!!

[@BenInBeta]

Those are great tips! Thank you!

[@jeffc6832]

I usually mix at least 3 gallons in my bucket and then just dip the sprayer container into the bucket so I'm not trying to guess at dilutuons for a smaller container. Also...unlike DIY Detail Rinseless, CLEAN. Rinse-Less is heavier in polymers so it will not foam. If you notice, when you try to spray that out of a foamer it sputters and doesn't give a nice output. The IK Multi Pro sprayer is a better choice for rinseless washing in my opinion. You can convert them, I have a video on my channel if you're interested. There is definitely a big difference between coated and uncoated vehicles when it comes to removing bugs, but either way it is good to give the rinseless more time on the surface to break them down. Yvan always recommends spraying them and keeping them wet while you're washing the rest of the vehicle, then washing the buggy areas last. The Rag Company has some jersey bug scrubbers that work great on stubborn bugs if needed, but just remember that frequency is better than force. Don't use pressure, just work over the area more times until the bugs come off. Hope this helps! CLEAN. Rinse-Less is a great product that is one of my top 5 favorites in the category... primarily due to that slick feel at the end that you noted. It only lasts for a few days, and is not durable though...which makes it a perfect for coated vehicles.

[@BenInBeta]

Yeah I'll be doing the bucket method from now on and I appreciate that advice. I need to get a regular sprayer, just purchased this morning for 25% off at House of rags! I really appreciate the advice!

[@jeffc6832]

@@BenInBeta no problem man! Keep up the great work!

[@smb1014]

Tip: Rinseless wash is different than shampoo. Use a measuring cup and accurately measure rinseless wash solution. The quantity of product matters a lot more with a rinseless wash.

[@BenInBeta]

Yep definitely learned that lesson, check out tomorrow's premiere for more on that. Thanks for watchiing!

[@diydetailofficial]

Good job

[@BenInBeta]

Thank you!

[@StrayBishop]

@David Bradshaw Sorry I missed your comment about my neighbor's truck. I'll ask him about it :)

[@BenInBeta]

Did you find anything out about it yet Bryan?

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

First and ready

[@BenInBeta]

Thanks for attending the premiere!

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

@BenInBeta wondering if it was slicker than the other Rinseless you tried and how it was on the interior cleaning.

[@BenInBeta]

I did feel like it was slicker and I'll be trying it on the interior soon too. Great questions!

[@number6bugger216]

Looks great! Do you still have the tires and wheels you took off? I'm in the 719 too.

[@BenInBeta]

I wish I did, but they sold really quickly. Thanks for asking though!

[@StrayBishop]

Next time I wash my Jeep I'll make sure she's good and dirty 😁

[@BenInBeta]

Now that it started snowing in Wisconsin, that won't take long

[@markboykin2858]

Wow , you should know what you're talking about before making these videos to share with people looking on a how-to, wow....

[@BenInBeta]

What was wrong with it? I teach through showing people mistakes I make so they don't have to make them. You can see how we learned the correct dilutions, and how I was able to apply it in the end to my truck properly because of what I learned. Learning is messy and difficult even if you watch a ton of videos before you don something the first time. This was an evolution video, but I do appreciate your feedback. Thanks for that.