Feynlab Pure Rinse-less Wash | Feynlab Detailer V3

Google Page: g.page/WickedA... Welcome back guys! We have a double feature here today I am going to do an updated review of Feynlab Pure Rinse less wash and also of their new Feynlab Detailer V3! I am doing a full detail prior to a socal lamborghini club road trip for my friend and her beautiful matte black lamborghini gallardo superleggera that is fully wrapped in XPEL Stealth.
Feynlab rinseless wash can be used in multiple ways, today I will demonstrate it as a rinse-less wash, a waterless wash, a wheel cleaner and panel prep spray. It is incredibly versatile and a very powerful cleaner with an insane 1:250 ratio. Just 1/2 an oz of product per gallon of water!! Do not use too much or you might end up streaking a bit.
I am going to mix 1/4 OZ into a 32oz spray bottle to be used as a waterless wash and wheel cleaner. I am going to add 1/2 an oz to my pump sprayer and some water, 1/4 oz to my bucket and water and then 1/2 oz in a bottle that is 3:1 alcohol and water as well for panel prep spray.
Feynlab pure rinse-less as a wheel cleaner breaks down dirt, grime and brake dust fast. It wipes away easily after even if you are just using a towel to clean with and nothing else. It will also take grime off the tires as well, its recommended to be used as a maintenance wash on the feynlab tire pro coating in last weeks video. It made cleaning these lamborghini wheels and tires a breeze before I covered them in my Car Pro wheel covers prior to washing the car.
As a waterless wash it works well on clear bra, vinyl, plastic, and paint. Sometimes as waterless this product can streak a little so i recommend following up with a detail spray of some sort after like we will in this video with feynlab detailer V3 spray. Spray the panel, spray your towel and then wipe. Waterless wash is not recommended on heavily dirty cars. Follow up with a second dry towel or a drying towel such as the twisted logic korean microfiber drying towel I am using in the video. You can quickly and easily get around the car like this.
For doing rinseless wash style, pre soak the car with your pump sprayer of distilled water and product and then grab a towel from your bucket that also has feynlab pure rinse less and distilled or deionized water in it. Fold the towel into a square and wash a section. Look at your towel after, is it dirty? yes, flip it over to the other side and rinse wash repeat until you have used all sides of the towel, toss it in the laundry and grab another one before moving on further. On a gloss or chrome vinyl wrap or on a clear coated surface this will reduce swirling and scratching when using soft clean towels. Since this lambo has the xpel stealth wrap on it, I am not worried about swirling the finish as these films do not swirl and neither does a matte or satin paint finish or vinyl wrap.
Prior to applying feynlab detailer v3, I will wipe down the car with my panel prep spray to ensure there is no oils or contaminants on the surface.
Feynlab Detailer V3 is insanely easy to install compared to its predecessors detailer V1 and Detailer V2. This is finally a detail spray you can spray on and wipe off easily, the old versions would streak and smear and take forever to buff off, you could not even dream of spraying directly on the finish without taking a hour to wipe it with a towel. It leaves the film feeling super slick! I applied it to the glass, wheels, film and interior carbon fiber. Every surface was super hydrophobic with the exception of the xpel film. I do not think there is enough ceramic in this product to leave a vinyl or clear bra film hydrophobic afterwards but it definitely made it super soft. I would highly recommend checking it out on their website www.feynlab.com I am so glad this product is easy.
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[@oliveraton86]

I love feynlab pure, I use it in my detail keg for presoak and I have ONR in my bucket with towels, I found out if you presoak the glass and wipe it with the onr towels and you dry it right after you don’t get those streaks. This combo works really good too, Pure on sprayer and Griots Garage Brilliant finish rinseless wash on a bucket it saves you a lot time with the glass. Basically you don’t have to come back with and additional window cleaner.

[@Savagesam25]

I’ll try that with the ONR, ty for the tip.

[@Savagesam25]

@Vania Djavid thanks for the tip! I’m going to try this!

[@Twiztid_Metal]

@Vania Djavid dang, Vania, that's a really good tip.

[@superbikemike]

great info on the Feynlab Detailer V3 ... gotta try on your recommendation.

[@Savagesam25]

You should!

[@jcoul1sc]

Just bought some Rinsless, local detailer said it was great stuff. They didnt have any of the glass coating, which is what I went in for, I'll have to stick with my RainX.

[@Savagesam25]

the glass coating is only available to the non DIY

[@Travisg5]

I love feynlab products

[@Savagesam25]

feynlab ceramic coatings are where its at!

[@Twiztid_Metal]

The past two weeks I've been using Pure Rinseless instead of ONR to do my rinseless washes. Pure definitely feels different than ONR, it's almost like the towel is sliding across a slick, oiled surface vs ONR feels like there's less of a barrier between the paint. I will say that ONR is easily to wipe off of windows than Pure, at least so far. I haven't used Pure for wheels since most of my customer cars have never been detailed, and Brake Buster at 1:3 does well for cheap. Overall, I look forward to using Pure more often, and potentially expanding into the Feynlab automotive line. Thanks for the vid!

[@Savagesam25]

That’s awesome! Thanks for the continued support!

[@oliveraton86]

Excellent video bro! Very informative! Keep it up!

[@Savagesam25]

Ty so much!

[@brynholmes7807]

Just finished using Feynlab rinseless based on your method to the letter. Car came out great, really, really pleased. Thank you. I wanted to ask what method and products you use for washing the fluffy blue microfibres and drying towels? Don't want to ruin my new towels on the first go. Thanks! :)

[@Savagesam25]

To wash your micro fibers use a plain detergent with no softeners or additives, cold water wash and then either low heat or no heat/air fluff dry. Medium-high Heat will melt the microfibers.

[@Savagesam25]

What’s actually amazing about feynlab rinseless is you can use 1oz as laundry detergent too for your towels.

[@brynholmes7807]

@@Savagesam25 Seriously!?🤣 No harm to the machine?

[@Savagesam25]

Ya no harm.

[@mattduffy2023]

Great job buddy

[@Savagesam25]

Thank you!

[@beebenrussell3501]

Are you still using the detailer? Streaked a bit for me. Just sprayed panel with Rinseless a little bit.. seemed counter productive

[@Savagesam25]

i dont use any of their products other than rtinseless wash as they were all inconsistent and it seems their manufacturer would screw up batches pretty frequently. We saw 50% failure rate on their coating products even under proper care and they have over all have a horrible business ethic as a company.

[@beebenrussell3501]

@@Savagesam25 thanks for responding. I was wondering why they’ve not expanded publicly. Little vanilla ice syndrome. The Rinseless is stupid good. Seems it ends there. I guess I’ll stick to griots as my “base” company.

[@barrybij8079]

funny I used fenylab rinseless for the first time tonight. the wash part felt slick but I noticed when drying the panel it was grabby... is that your experience too? I thought it worked well and the car cleaned up nicely.

[@Savagesam25]

What was your dilution ratio? What towels are you using? What method were you using? As rinseless or waterless?

[@barrybij8079]

@@Savagesam25 I used as a waterless... fluffy towels to wash and dry. 32 oz sprayer 1/4 oz or so.. too much product or wrong towels?

[@Savagesam25]

Did you let it dry before wiping? Was both the panel and the towel wet?

[@barrybij8079]

@@Savagesam25 both were relatively dry...

[@Savagesam25]

Then there’s your problem. Spray the panel, spray the towel, dry wipe right after.

[@koobster6959]

My Tesla was ceramic coated using feynlab ceramic ultra about 3 weeks ago. Ive been using Adams waterless wash to keep it clean but plan on switching to the Feynlab Pure Rinseless. Now i am thinking about adding the Feynlab Detailer V3 to my inventory... do you recommend using the detailer every time i clean the car to finish it off or should the detailer only be used occasionally? Want to keep my ceramic coating fresh as it can be even thought the ceramic ultra is rated for 5 years.

[@Savagesam25]

You can use Detailer every few months

[@aaronburdick9269]

I was using this as a clay lube and would ONR be the same, and have you found a better clay lube?

[@Savagesam25]

do not use as clay lube, it wrecks clay. We use shine mist from shine supply for lube

[@Twiztid_Metal]

Do you think Detailer v3 could be dluted 1:1 with distilled water for use as a lite drying aid?

[@Savagesam25]

I honestly don’t think you’d need to dilute it. You can probably use as a drying aid as is. But maybe try in like 1/3 and 1/2 dilutions