I like Pan, he's sharing his love of detailing with our community. When you said you 'enjoyed' using this rinseless wash, that is the key word in describing what type of product I would want to use. 🎉 I've got tons of Hero to get through but I'm looking forward to trying this and DIY V2. I'm looking forward to you Mike, to trying the rest of Pans range too. Also, in your best description what would you describe the scent to be like? Thanks for the review
There are so many good detailing product on the market especially nowadays. With so many different variables like your wash process, climate, vehicle, scent or packaging preference, do you like surfactant vs polymer, do you want protection, etc. there is no such thing as the best product overall, only the best for you.
Great review Mike! I’m glad you enjoyed my CLEAN Rinse-Less! And you did a great job with explaining it and its use too! And to answer your questions, you are correct. It’s a polymer and surfactant hybrid, heavier on the polymer side. It doesn’t have ceramics in it, just a polymer package, hence why it leaves no protection behind, just slickness from polymers which just leaves a nice feel to the touch, but nothing that cures onnthe surface. It will last a few days at best or a wash will remove it, or a panel prep spray if you want to apply a coating. The main goal here was to have great lubrication when cleaning and when towel drying, all while having great cleaning power as you saw for yourself. Once again, thank you for giving it a fair shot and I’m happy that you had fun using it. I’m sure you’ll use it more and more. ;)
@@PanTheOrganizer thank you for following up and posting up some more information. I definitely enjoyed it and will be using it more often. You and your team did a great job developing this. Appreciate your support 👍
Thanks boys! Means a lot coming from a brand I have tremendous respect for. Proof that there shouldn’t be competition among brands, but we should all support each other. 💪🏻👍🏻
@@MikeGDetailing It leaves a nice slickness behind like you said! It's certainly a bit different than most rinseless' the user will determine if they want that or not.
Respect you for your truthfully, and your mentorship of the youth. We need more people like you. That being said, I would never buy any of his products.
I totally agree with you but becareful pan Jamie and Eddie will come out for you in the comments, even though i was one of the many that supported Thor on launch day. Pan calls people that calls him out for the BS he speaks, Trolls and jealous, well that's what I got lol 😂
People act like Pan is Joe Biden by calling him out. How are people actually disrespecting a guy who put years in to creating excellent content and went in to business for himself? He’s not destroying the country like the other guy. Some guys didn’t even try his product and already trashing it. Completely unfair. This is why social media sucks.
Great review Mike! I’m glad u didn’t quit rinseless on us!! I hope to hear ur thoughts on nemesis as well. Car looked great and seemed like u enjoyed the wash! Thanks again!
@@BXGreen thanks. I didn’t give up on it. I was just not doing videos on them. But Pan sent me this and I couldn’t pass it up. Nemesis will hopefully be here soon.
His rinse less is fire I did 2 vehicles with it and it’s really good. smell,slickness wash a drying is smooth. Right now the sun went down my vehicle looks like some put baby oil. Great job pan💪🏼💪🏼👍🏻👍🏻
@@stevenv9224 it is a a great one. As Eddie would say it’s a banger. Once more people start using it they will understand how good it is. Thanks for watching as well.
Hi Mike. Great video. I am new to your channel and found you through the other guys. Pan, Eddy, Jamie etc. In your summary I don't recall you mentioning how Pan's Rinse-Less wash compared to DYI v2. Their v1 was pretty good and I have been using lots of it. I just got Pan's in the mail today.
@@michaelsiska8179 thanks for subscribing. I appreciate it. From a cleaning perspective it’s really close as they are both good. But Pan’s has more lubrication especially during the drying process than DIY V2. Leaves a smooth finish.
I would say they are both very close in terms of cleaning power. DIY v2 just leaves a squeaky clean surface, where CLEAN. Rinse-Less provides a more lubricated feel from the polymer package and slick feeling surface after you dry (like you had just used a detail spray). Those polymers and that slick feel only last for a few days at best, they don't bond to the surface so it isn't going to stack durable protection. That added lubrication is just a user experience thing, it doesn't really mean anything in regards to the paint itself. Rinseless washes that don't feel that super slick (DIY, Hydra, Rrw, ONR) are just as safe for the paint, and perhaps safer for inexperienced users that might get a false sense of security from an extremely slick product.
I should have ordered when i was one of the first 100 to the video (the cost of shipping these days has me scared 😂)... Thank you for trying it with towels, being old, I cant go back to a sponge on my car 😂😂😂...
I just got My package today. 3 year coating, polish, prep, shampoo. I'll see how it does. Your Camaro didn't look too dirty. It appears the rinseless wash means business. Lol , I sniffed all the products besides the coating. Very nice scents. My Acura is in need of a wash. Maybe I'll try the rinseless wash after dinner.
@@J1Z06 your car is going to get the full Pan treatment. I like it. Post back your feedback on the rinseless. I guarantee you will enjoy it. The shampoo is very good as well.
@@PanTheOrganizer I tried it on My Acura TSX. It was dirty... rinsed it off with a hose first. Pre-soaked it with an HDX sprayer... it dwelled a bit then used the ubs on it. Business as usual! Slick... the product did what it was supposed to. Very user friendly. The scent is like My last gf's shampoo lol which is awesome. I'd buy it again. 😎 Nice job, Pan.
First, you're a great communicator and come off as thorough and honest, great job I enjoy your style. I'm sure Clean is good and does what it claims but as you know there are so many products out there that do a great job too. This "best" term gets thrown around a lot in this industry and as someone who used to buy everything that came out and now a lot of it sits, I put my money into companies with good customer service and good people like Aaron at Phoenix EOD. Good luck to Pan but he rubbed a lot people wrong in his awards video including me.
Loved the way you ended the video! I personally didn’t watch Pan’s best of video because it was just too long for me. I would expect him to rate his products high, as he worked with his team to develop products he wanted to use. Much like I would expect Eddie to speak highly of Hero and Nemesis, as he worked with those teams during the development process. Those are their opinions, and you should realize that and use your own judgment. I’ve kinda adopted Brian’s(Apex Detail) recommendation. If you have something you like, stick to it. You don’t have to go out and but all the latest products (unless it’s your job to do so).😁 l’ve been happy with my Mckee’s 37 GRW. It works for me. I did, however just order Ethos Hybrid, to give it a try since Prime Day gave me a reason. If I like it, I may switch when I run out of GRW, if not maybe I’ll look for something else or just stick with GRW. Good news, as you’ve mentioned, products keep getting better, which is better for us.
Thanks for doing the video and your comments. I make my purchases based on the videos I watch. However, when I repurchase a product it's based on my experience using the products. I'm a weekender and do not go through a lot of products but I will be trying the Clean products very soon. Thanks again Mike and try not to let the car get dusty. 🤣
Looks a good rinseless, but I have tried quite a few , and now I have settled on Gyeon Ecowash, only just arrived in the uk 🇬🇧, but it’s amazing, great cleaning power, great lubricity , brilliant gloss and a great smell , as you say Mike there’s not much to choose between the top rinseless washes , but I’m sticking with the Gyeon Ecowash!
Because there's so many quality products now, what I'm doing is buying into an established brand and/or the person who owns/runs the company, buying into him or not, so because of that, I'm 100% OUT on this line🤷♂️
@MikeGDetailing I did say that and I was wrong about Ivan's products, he didn't insult me like Pan did because of a legit criticism, one echod by SO MANY PEOPLE that his videos was took down. To think I felt bad for him 2 1/2 yrs ago when he was in Chicagoland and couldn't get a break, so I took it upon myself to buy him 3 tacos and Coke, but I only complained about his videos for years, plus my emoji use...🤷♂️ I like you Mike, keep doing what you do😇
I stick to ONR for the occasional rinseless and Frothe when it's too cold for a traditional rinseless. Very interested in ONR's upcoming foaming version. This seems good but the controversy kinda turned me off.
Camaro is looking good! I think companies use 256:1 because it's "the standard" and it's easy. People don't want to start doing a lot of math for different products when they can choose one of many that follow a standardized process. Also, thanks for demonstrating this product! I look forward to seeing your "most reached for" rinseless washes!
ha! i totally forgot about the double flips i sent with the stickshift 😜 have you ever used or thought about or using the gopro chest mount? i’m really thinking bout trying it
@@FineDetailingAZ lol a tattoo like that would be wild. Nemesis will be here soon. Opti has me interested but I’m resistant to buy it yet. Will see how long I can resist lol.
Great evaluation of Clean by Pan Rinseless. At this point there are at least six excellent rinseless washes on the market. Any one of them will do a good job cleaning your vehicle. Just pick one from a company that you want to support.
Hey MikeG. I don't see a game changer for a rinseless. Maybe if one came out with a built in iron remover. Haha. But I'm sure that is a bad idea. Thanks for the video
I would say you could take any top 5 products and 5 detailers and their top 5 order would all be different. When products are high quality,the rankings are subjective to each individuals preference.
@@kevkav5680 they've pretty much gotten rid of the clumps as long as you don't shake the crap out of the bottle (just rock it). They tweaked the production process (but not the recipe) to improve the consistency.
Good video - agree that there are a few good rinseless brands out there. Appreciate your reviews. I like Hero and Hydra 3, may have to add another. Do you prefer the gold sponge over the others? DIY,USS, phoenix green etc.
Thanks. Out of all the sponges, I like the DIy sponge as I use it the most out of what I have. The McKee's sponge is good and it is great for video demonstrations because of the color.
@@ilikechickensausages2075 at my own discretion. I am under no obligation to make videos but it would make for good content with the vested interest in the brand.
So far it seems like it does the same thing as many others, just smells better than others. Nothing worth spending extra money on over more proven, cheaper products of the same type
@@middlegaautomotivedetailin1350 I will disagree. ONR V5 is nowhere close in performance to not just pan’s but other rinseless washes. Sure ONR is good but it lacks that cleaning power in comparisons to Clean, Absolute and even RRW just to. Are a few polymer rinseless washes. After watching Eddie’s video on the Opti hyper foam, that is what V5 should have been.
Until it dissolves bird bombs on contact. Hydra is reigning cleaner champ.. Big picture, you have to try hard not to find a good one. Now i'm gonna mess with you Mike... in jest... First time i've seen you use two drying towels. lol ! I just used Nemesis twice, the dry off is excellent. one towel. entire car, nothing left. Absolutely no chasing. But I also am not a fan of Hero, only because for some reason im chasing streaks forever. Great point though, find the one or more, that makes you happy. Hell, i still use ECH20 whenever i can. Love that stuff! Idro was crazy, i had no problem using it, worked great. I got called away, and dint empty the bucket for a few days. When i finally did, there were strings of a clear gelatin inside. i dumoed it, and the bucket was coated in slime.
@@waterhose4130 those are two good options in a rinseless. I’m surprised you are having streaking issues with Hero. I have not had any streaking issues.
@@MikeGDetailing yea, I’m like the only person in the entire world. I think I got an iffy run. Turned me off to high polymer types. Sadly I ordered two bottles at the same time, lol.
I saw the issue with the 2024 awards and suggested that he also make an alternate number 1 in the categories wheee he thought his Clean product was best. Everyone who makes their own is going to be inherently bias because no one makes a product to be 2nd or 3rd best. In saying that anyone who has watched more than one of Pan’s videos will not he’s an objective person as he places respect over money.
Tough call. Currently some of the best cleaning are Feynlab V3, Phoenix EOD Hydra, ADS Hero, Ethos, Clean by Pan & DIY. Will see where Nemesis fits into the mix.
I use the app called DRC; it calculates ounces or milliliters and Panel Impact Ratio for the Bilt Hamburger folks 😂😂😂😂. I’m always thinking about food 👍
Somehow my comment here keeps not posting for some reason, so I'm going to reply from my computer and try to keep it short (edit: I lied LOL). I've got a few washes with CLEAN. Rinse-Less under my belt now, including some side by side comparisons with other brands. It is very very good, and is looking likely to become my new favorite for maintenance washes. In short, it has the cleaning power of DIY, Hero and Rrw, with a slickness and quick detailer type feel like Absolute has (while also exceeding it), while drying very easy and streak free. That is in ideal detailing conditions, so I'm curious to see how it will be in the winter with cool/humid conditions with cold panels. Time will tell. That slickness does indeed seem to be very light and temporary, which is just what I'm looking for. You don't even need a panel wipe to take it away, a pass with a DIY Detail rinseless dampened towel also removes that slick feel. As I've mentioned many times before, I've moved away from adding toppers/sacrificial layers to my coated vehicles. It takes away from coating performance and makes them more prone to contamination, and makes that contamination harder to remove. I'd rather see exactly what my coating is doing rather than what the topper is doing. When it starts to fail, maybe then I'll top it just enough to keep it going until I can re-coat. CLEAN. Rinse-Less gives me the satisfaction of using a topper type product (I also need to experiment with it at 128:1 for a drying aid after a soap wash) without having to stack up protection. I've always liked Pan, but I was never one to pay attention to his product awards or to run out and buy everything he showed on his channel. If he is showcasing a product or process I'm interested in, I will watch it. But if not I usually scroll right by his videos. If you're so offended by Pan releasing his own line and giving them the #1 spot in his awards, you need to reevaluate some things. Quit relying on the opinions of others and just try things for yourself if you're interested in them or want to support the people behind them. You don't NEED to try every new product that gets released or hyped up on UA-cam/social media. Enjoy what you have and then try something else when you use it up. Or just keep buying what you have and keep enjoying the process and having a clean car. Detailing should be fun, enjoy it and leave the drama/negativity for the political machines. The results you get are usually 90% skill and maybe 10% product. Quit chasing the latest and greatest products (unless you enjoy that sort of thing) and focus on improving your skills and process. Once you have that down, you will have a better frame of reference for the new products that come out and whether you need to try them or not.
Pan lost me with his 2024 awards, rating his untested products as best in some categories, claiming they are the best in the world with no proof. None of his stuff is original and since many of us already have products why would I or others buy similar products? Disappointed in him, he's mostly a product pusher now..
His awards have always been his subjective opinion. I get the argument that he should've left his (and Detail Co) brand new products off the list for at least this year...but I have never let any reviewer make up my mind for me or tell me what to purchase. If it's something I'm interested in I'll check it out when I'm ready, but I don't need Pan to hold my hand and tell me what to buy. He listed other brands products in every category, and when you're talking about subjective opinions about detailing products any one person's #5 could be someone else's #1. It is completely splitting hairs at this point. His argument that he had made his products to be the best (and to suit his tastes) is a completely valid one. I picked up a few of his products and so far I have only used his rinseless. But much like Mike G I've used practically every rinseless on the market. It is fundamentally different from anything else our there, so I can honestly disagree with your statement that it isn't "original."
@@mikezupancic2182 I've used it twice, and I think it's already in my top #3 (at least for straight up and simple maintenance washes). Thanks for confirming my statement that "best" is extremely subjective.
What you NEVER USE A SPONGE (it scratches the paint work)NEVER ALWAYS microfiber mitt or microfiber noodle mitt or microfiber cloth NEVER EVER A SPONGE Pan the organizer has NEVER USED A SPONGE THAT'S OLD SCHOOL WAY
Have you ever used any of the rinseless wash sponges? I suspect not as they are perfectly safe and don't cause scratches. The sponge releases dirt and solution better than a microfiber or a noodle type mitt when using a rinseless wash.
These are nothing like the stiff and coarse sponges that you're thinking of (grout sponge, dish sponge or any of the car wash sponges that are typically sold in the big box stores). These are like fine foam finish polishing pads and they are specifically designed to safely apply rinseless solution and pull dirt from the surface up into the pores and cuts of the sponge without any scratching or marring. They are thick to reduce pressure points, compared to microfiber towels and mitts, when used correctly (no pressure.) The noodle mitts you mention also work well, but if I'm using them I prefer to have several that I can cycle through and not have to reuse once dirty. Microfiber is designed to grab and hold onto dirt. These newer rinseless washes are getting better at cleaning out the wash media compared to something like ONR, but if your prewash stage missed any heavy grit, the microfiber is not as safe as a sponge. The sponges are designed to act like a dirt pump. They safely take it off the surface (it is encapsulated in the rinseless) and then release it into the bucket. I could drop my sponge in the dirt, dunk it in my bucket and I will take it right to my polished and coated car without hesitation.
That’s not a thick layer of dust. Are all these tests going to be done on completely clean cars? Doing a pre soak in this situation is pretty pointless. There was absolutely no dirt on the sponge or your towel.
I like Pan, he's sharing his love of detailing with our community. When you said you 'enjoyed' using this rinseless wash, that is the key word in describing what type of product I would want to use. 🎉 I've got tons of Hero to get through but I'm looking forward to trying this and DIY V2. I'm looking forward to you Mike, to trying the rest of Pans range too. Also, in your best description what would you describe the scent to be like? Thanks for the review
Great to see an independent voice discuss CLEAN products. Happy to hear it went well.
@@NO_OPEC_NO_PROBLEM thank you. I appreciate you watching.
There are so many good detailing product on the market especially nowadays. With so many different variables like your wash process, climate, vehicle, scent or packaging preference, do you like surfactant vs polymer, do you want protection, etc. there is no such thing as the best product overall, only the best for you.
@@felipe_silve very well said. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Great review Mike! I’m glad you enjoyed my CLEAN Rinse-Less! And you did a great job with explaining it and its use too!
And to answer your questions, you are correct. It’s a polymer and surfactant hybrid, heavier on the polymer side.
It doesn’t have ceramics in it, just a polymer package, hence why it leaves no protection behind, just slickness from polymers which just leaves a nice feel to the touch, but nothing that cures onnthe surface. It will last a few days at best or a wash will remove it, or a panel prep spray if you want to apply a coating.
The main goal here was to have great lubrication when cleaning and when towel drying, all while having great cleaning power as you saw for yourself.
Once again, thank you for giving it a fair shot and I’m happy that you had fun using it. I’m sure you’ll use it more and more. ;)
@@PanTheOrganizer thank you for following up and posting up some more information. I definitely enjoyed it and will be using it more often. You and your team did a great job developing this. Appreciate your support 👍
Pan I have matte paint what dilution ratio would you recommend to keep in a spray bottle in my car in case of bird bombs?
@@ryanbehrmann3453 I would recommend the waterless wash dilution of 128:1.
@@MikeGDetailing thank you now any specific microfiber you would recommend something more plush I’m assuming?
@@ryanbehrmann3453 I like using a plush 350 gsm.
Mike G with that 🐐 review. So many good products out and excited to see Pan say ALL IN with products. Wish Pan all the best.
@@IamDetailedAF thank you.
DJ used it as well and enjoyed it! Another amazing option for people to use, and great work by Pan and team!
Thanks boys! Means a lot coming from a brand I have tremendous respect for. Proof that there shouldn’t be competition among brands, but we should all support each other. 💪🏻👍🏻
@@armourdetailsupply you know it’s good when another brand chimes in with a positive experience.
@@MikeGDetailing It leaves a nice slickness behind like you said! It's certainly a bit different than most rinseless' the user will determine if they want that or not.
@@MikeGDetailing ADS is something else. In a good way
Respect you for your truthfully, and your mentorship of the youth. We need more people like you. That being said, I would never buy any of his products.
I totally agree with you but becareful pan Jamie and Eddie will come out for you in the comments, even though i was one of the many that supported Thor on launch day. Pan calls people that calls him out for the BS he speaks, Trolls and jealous, well that's what I got lol 😂
People act like Pan is Joe Biden by calling him out. How are people actually disrespecting a guy who put years in to creating excellent content and went in to business for himself? He’s not destroying the country like the other guy. Some guys didn’t even try his product and already trashing it. Completely unfair. This is why social media sucks.
Just when you think Mike G is out he gets pulled back into reviewing yet another Rinseless 😂🎉
@@JamieTheCleaner Well it was bound to happen 😂. Glad I tried it because it’s good.
Waiting for Nemesis before you hang it up for the year now 😂😂
Great review Mike! I’m glad u didn’t quit rinseless on us!! I hope to hear ur thoughts on nemesis as well. Car looked great and seemed like u enjoyed the wash! Thanks again!
@@BXGreen thanks. I didn’t give up on it. I was just not doing videos on them. But Pan sent me this and I couldn’t pass it up. Nemesis will hopefully be here soon.
lmao….mike g that delivery - “i’m trying to get out, but you keep pulling me back in” 😜🐿️💨
@@FrankoDetails lol yup. But who could pass up on testing this rinseless.
His rinse less is fire I did 2 vehicles with it and it’s really good. smell,slickness wash a drying is smooth. Right now the sun went down my vehicle looks like some put baby oil. Great job pan💪🏼💪🏼👍🏻👍🏻
🙌🏻🙌🏻 Thanks Steven!
@@stevenv9224 it is a a great one. As Eddie would say it’s a banger. Once more people start using it they will understand how good it is. Thanks for watching as well.
man this market is completely saturated with products
@@justinbernardo8240 so many good options.
It's surfacted out.
It is! It's overwhelming!
We are just spoiled with great products. Just have to try and see what you enjoy and continue using it.
Good for a consumer!
Great review Mike! You can't quit now though...you still gotta try Detail Co's Nemesis! 👏
@@Brodizzle83 thanks. You are right I still have that to test out.
Just when you think you’ve gotten out, you get pulled back in. And to make matters worse, Opti dropped a foaming rinseless. 👀 👀
@@ChiGalKMcAcura lol right. I was tempted by opti but I think I’ll hold off for now. At least that is what I say now 😂
I’ve been waiting for this review video. I’m a big rinse-less wash guy! Pan never disappoints!
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@@JesusHernandez-gp1vn appreciate you watching and waiting. Let me know if you decide to try this rinseless wash.
Great video Mike! Always love hearing your feedback on new stuff! Looks like a solid product 🙌🏽🙌🏽
@@SoCleenDetailing thank you. Pan came out strong with this one.
Nice informative video Mike. Let’s hope someone here in the UK starts to stock Pan’s new line 👍
Thank you. I believe the house of rags is working on getting things to the UK.
Hi Mike. Great video. I am new to your channel and found you through the other guys. Pan, Eddy, Jamie etc. In your summary I don't recall you mentioning how Pan's Rinse-Less wash compared to DYI v2. Their v1 was pretty good and I have been using lots of it. I just got Pan's in the mail today.
@@michaelsiska8179 thanks for subscribing. I appreciate it. From a cleaning perspective it’s really close as they are both good. But Pan’s has more lubrication especially during the drying process than DIY V2. Leaves a smooth finish.
I would say they are both very close in terms of cleaning power. DIY v2 just leaves a squeaky clean surface, where CLEAN. Rinse-Less provides a more lubricated feel from the polymer package and slick feeling surface after you dry (like you had just used a detail spray). Those polymers and that slick feel only last for a few days at best, they don't bond to the surface so it isn't going to stack durable protection.
That added lubrication is just a user experience thing, it doesn't really mean anything in regards to the paint itself. Rinseless washes that don't feel that super slick (DIY, Hydra, Rrw, ONR) are just as safe for the paint, and perhaps safer for inexperienced users that might get a false sense of security from an extremely slick product.
I should have ordered when i was one of the first 100 to the video (the cost of shipping these days has me scared 😂)... Thank you for trying it with towels, being old, I cant go back to a sponge on my car 😂😂😂...
@@KatrinaTrys it will be back in stock soon from what I was told. It is a good thing if it is selling out. The bad thing is it’s sold out 😂
Great review! I’m looking forward to trying all of Pan’s products when they get Down Under!
@@lewisreinhold6398 thanks. Hopefully soon they arrive.
Fire video bro !! I still have yet to try it. Looked really good especially how it cleaned your towel after grabbing all that dirt and grime 👍
@@DetailingMadeSimple thanks. This one is a good cleaner but the slickness is very nice when drying.
Nice review Mike.
So many brilliant products on the market, 2024 is some year for new rinse-less soaps.
@@NeilJohn-the-washer thanks. 2024 came out with so many winners in the rinseless category.
Mike i don't believe it, your doing another rinsless?! But you promised... :) Just kidding, im glad that you did! Rinsless = king
@@victoryensured7137 haha I could not get away. But another rinseless for 2024.
I just got My package today. 3 year coating, polish, prep, shampoo. I'll see how it does.
Your Camaro didn't look too dirty. It appears the rinseless wash means business. Lol , I sniffed all the products besides the coating. Very nice scents.
My Acura is in need of a wash. Maybe I'll try the rinseless wash after dinner.
💪🏻🙌🏻 Have fun detailing!
@@J1Z06 your car is going to get the full Pan treatment. I like it. Post back your feedback on the rinseless. I guarantee you will enjoy it. The shampoo is very good as well.
@@PanTheOrganizer
I tried it on My Acura TSX. It was dirty... rinsed it off with a hose first. Pre-soaked it with an HDX sprayer... it dwelled a bit then used the ubs on it. Business as usual! Slick... the product did what it was supposed to. Very user friendly. The scent is like My last gf's shampoo lol which is awesome. I'd buy it again. 😎 Nice job, Pan.
If ANY product is from or recommended by Pan, I've no doubt that it's as GREAT as he says it is!! Great review! Thanks for posting.
@@chelsabailey1018 thanks for watching and commenting.
First, you're a great communicator and come off as thorough and honest, great job I enjoy your style. I'm sure Clean is good and does what it claims but as you know there are so many products out there that do a great job too. This "best" term gets thrown around a lot in this industry and as someone who used to buy everything that came out and now a lot of it sits, I put my money into companies with good customer service and good people like Aaron at Phoenix EOD. Good luck to Pan but he rubbed a lot people wrong in his awards video including me.
Wishing someone good luck with a but is not wishing someone good luck
Thanks Mike. Not sure I'll try it. Love DIY V2 but who knows what future will bring
I think his line is somewhat based on diy
Loved the way you ended the video!
I personally didn’t watch Pan’s best of video because it was just too long for me. I would expect him to rate his products high, as he worked with his team to develop products he wanted to use. Much like I would expect Eddie to speak highly of Hero and Nemesis, as he worked with those teams during the development process. Those are their opinions, and you should realize that and use your own judgment.
I’ve kinda adopted Brian’s(Apex Detail) recommendation. If you have something you like, stick to it. You don’t have to go out and but all the latest products (unless it’s your job to do so).😁 l’ve been happy with my Mckee’s 37 GRW. It works for me. I did, however just order Ethos Hybrid, to give it a try since Prime Day gave me a reason. If I like it, I may switch when I run out of GRW, if not maybe I’ll look for something else or just stick with GRW.
Good news, as you’ve mentioned, products keep getting better, which is better for us.
@@wademiyataki9221 thanks. I will say you made a good choice with Ethos. Stuff is very good.
Thanks for doing the video and your comments. I make my purchases based on the videos I watch. However, when I repurchase a product it's based on my experience using the products. I'm a weekender and do not go through a lot of products but I will be trying the Clean products very soon.
Thanks again Mike and try not to let the car get dusty. 🤣
@@gseybold thanks. You are going to enjoy the clean line of products.
Looks a good rinseless, but I have tried quite a few , and now I have settled on Gyeon Ecowash, only just arrived in the uk 🇬🇧, but it’s amazing, great cleaning power, great lubricity , brilliant gloss and a great smell , as you say Mike there’s not much to choose between the top rinseless washes , but I’m sticking with the Gyeon Ecowash!
@@kevkav5680 nice. I still need to try Gyeon wash. It seems like a winner.
Another great video from Mikey G Productions!
@@djmayo8147 thanks. I appreciate this.
Excellent review, thank you sir! Looks to be a banger!
@@jasonrowland1594 thanks. It is a banger.
Because there's so many quality products now, what I'm doing is buying into an established brand and/or the person who owns/runs the company, buying into him or not, so because of that, I'm 100% OUT on this line🤷♂️
@@klasseact6663 I am sure you will give it a try at some point. I recall you telling me the same thing with DIY rinseless 😉
@MikeGDetailing I did say that and I was wrong about Ivan's products, he didn't insult me like Pan did because of a legit criticism, one echod by SO MANY PEOPLE that his videos was took down. To think I felt bad for him 2 1/2 yrs ago when he was in Chicagoland and couldn't get a break, so I took it upon myself to buy him 3 tacos and Coke, but I only complained about his videos for years, plus my emoji use...🤷♂️
I like you Mike, keep doing what you do😇
Another good review. Like the scent aspect. Now give us a Clean8 coating review please!
@@cyclechris6591 thanks. The scent is so good. I am waiting for my friend as he wants to coat his car with the 8 year old hopefully he comes by soon.
I stick to ONR for the occasional rinseless and Frothe when it's too cold for a traditional rinseless. Very interested in ONR's upcoming foaming version. This seems good but the controversy kinda turned me off.
@@killacamfoo when you get a chance give it a try. You will enjoy it.
Camaro is looking good! I think companies use 256:1 because it's "the standard" and it's easy. People don't want to start doing a lot of math for different products when they can choose one of many that follow a standardized process. Also, thanks for demonstrating this product! I look forward to seeing your "most reached for" rinseless washes!
@@Matt-pp4ez thanks. You bring up a valid point about dilutions being easy for people.
ha! i totally forgot about the double flips i sent with the stickshift 😜
have you ever used or thought about or using the gopro chest mount? i’m really thinking bout trying it
I think a chest mount is my only option lol
@@jbalinski lol…even still joey maybe a fanny pack mount would be the way to go 😜
@@FrankoDetails The knee cam
@@jbalinski 😂
@@FrankoDetails thanks for including them. I haven’t thought about trying it. It could be fun.
You got a few more to do! Detail co and now OPTI lol! Nice one Mike I think you need a rinseless tattoo to remember 2024.
@@FineDetailingAZ lol a tattoo like that would be wild. Nemesis will be here soon. Opti has me interested but I’m resistant to buy it yet. Will see how long I can resist lol.
@@MikeGDetailing haha
I call it the BUCKET DOLLY STAFF😂😂
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@@davidboyce6427 a good name for it 😂
Enjoyed your honest review
@@GusM661 thanks. I appreciate it.
Great evaluation of Clean by Pan Rinseless. At this point there are at least six excellent rinseless washes on the market. Any one of them will do a good job cleaning your vehicle. Just pick one from a company that you want to support.
@@johng753 thanks. You are right.
Hey MikeG. I don't see a game changer for a rinseless. Maybe if one came out with a built in iron remover. Haha. But I'm sure that is a bad idea. Thanks for the video
@@bbdetailing9123 that could get stinky lol.
Mike g great video
@@Ecdetails thanks bro.
I would say you could take any top 5 products and 5 detailers and their top 5 order would all be different. When products are high quality,the rankings are subjective to each individuals preference.
Yeah this is exactly right. Everyone has a different experience and likes different things from any product. Top 5 is really subjective.
Nice review Mike.
@@DetailingBreakdown thanks. Hope you give this a try as well.
@@MikeGDetailing I’ll wait until THOR settles in and get some products to help support them. Probably crazy right now in their warehouse.
I just ordered P&S absolute, $23 Canadian for 32oz, less than ONR but I wanted to try it.👍
You will like the P&S Absolute. I'm on my second bottle.
@@patb5266 Absolute is very good, just needs a good stir as it can be clumpy ,
@@kevkav5680 they've pretty much gotten rid of the clumps as long as you don't shake the crap out of the bottle (just rock it). They tweaked the production process (but not the recipe) to improve the consistency.
@@patb5266 you will enjoy it.
Good video - agree that there are a few good rinseless brands out there. Appreciate your reviews. I like Hero and Hydra 3, may have to add another. Do you prefer the gold sponge over the others? DIY,USS, phoenix green etc.
Thanks. Out of all the sponges, I like the DIy sponge as I use it the most out of what I have. The McKee's sponge is good and it is great for video demonstrations because of the color.
@@MikeGDetailing Great Ty. DIY will be my next one to try.
Hey Guz did Pan have a say in when you could upload the video to YT or was it at your own discretion.
@@ilikechickensausages2075 at my own discretion. I am under no obligation to make videos but it would make for good content with the vested interest in the brand.
@@MikeGDetailing Thank you.
So far it seems like it does the same thing as many others, just smells better than others. Nothing worth spending extra money on over more proven, cheaper products of the same type
What kinda bucket dolly is that? Really like the idea of having a handle
@@ziads3653 it came from Franko aka devils in the details. He has his own channel as well.
Ive tried it. It's ok. ONR is still better
@@middlegaautomotivedetailin1350 I will disagree. ONR V5 is nowhere close in performance to not just pan’s but other rinseless washes. Sure ONR is good but it lacks that cleaning power in comparisons to Clean, Absolute and even RRW just to. Are a few polymer rinseless washes. After watching Eddie’s video on the Opti hyper foam, that is what V5 should have been.
Until it dissolves bird bombs on contact. Hydra is reigning cleaner champ.. Big picture, you have to try hard not to find a good one. Now i'm gonna mess with you Mike... in jest...
First time i've seen you use two drying towels. lol !
I just used Nemesis twice, the dry off is excellent. one towel. entire car, nothing left. Absolutely no chasing. But I also am not a fan of Hero, only because for some reason im chasing streaks forever.
Great point though, find the one or more, that makes you happy. Hell, i still use ECH20 whenever i can. Love that stuff!
Idro was crazy, i had no problem using it, worked great. I got called away, and dint empty the bucket for a few days. When i finally did, there were strings of a clear gelatin inside. i dumoed it, and the bucket was coated in slime.
@@waterhose4130 those are two good options in a rinseless. I’m surprised you are having streaking issues with Hero. I have not had any streaking issues.
@@MikeGDetailing yea, I’m like the only person in the entire world. I think I got an iffy run. Turned me off to high polymer types. Sadly I ordered two bottles at the same time, lol.
Your car has dust on it? Ha, I don't believe it.😂
@@gseybold haha
Good video Mike. I hear a cockatiel in the background.
@@archiepezek thanks. The neighbors have birds. Good ear 😂
@@MikeGDetailing I had a cockatiel and I recognized the sound.
It would be very helpful if you could put links for the products you have used
@@nickevans3190 link for the rinseless is in the show more area.
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I’ll give it a try
@@Redrunnerdetail1323 you will like it.
I saw the issue with the 2024 awards and suggested that he also make an alternate number 1 in the categories wheee he thought his Clean product was best. Everyone who makes their own is going to be inherently bias because no one makes a product to be 2nd or 3rd best. In saying that anyone who has watched more than one of Pan’s videos will not he’s an objective person as he places respect over money.
Another good review Mike G probably not for me as I like the Rinseless Washes I already have but great you are Honest in the review 🇬🇧
@@Thecardetailingnut thank you. Hope you get it there soon to give it a try.
Which rinseless wash has the most cleaning power of all the one's you've used?
Tough call. Currently some of the best cleaning are Feynlab V3, Phoenix EOD Hydra, ADS Hero, Ethos, Clean by Pan & DIY. Will see where Nemesis fits into the mix.
Mike which top would you prefer on the tire shine bottle?
A push top like what comes on a shampoo bottle.
@@MikeGDetailing I think I would too.
What’s the name of the app of the Calculator?
I use the app called DRC; it calculates ounces or milliliters and Panel Impact Ratio for the Bilt Hamburger folks 😂😂😂😂. I’m always thinking about food 👍
@@davidboyce6427 did not see the app for DRC
@@gearlstrickland3365 I’m using Omni Calculator
www.omnicalculator.com/everyday-life/dilution-ratio
@@davidboyce6427 😂 that is a good use for it.
Why should any one set their feelings aside make him rich thare are other products dont give money to people you dont like sorry
@@om3973 thanks for watching.
Somehow my comment here keeps not posting for some reason, so I'm going to reply from my computer and try to keep it short (edit: I lied LOL).
I've got a few washes with CLEAN. Rinse-Less under my belt now, including some side by side comparisons with other brands. It is very very good, and is looking likely to become my new favorite for maintenance washes. In short, it has the cleaning power of DIY, Hero and Rrw, with a slickness and quick detailer type feel like Absolute has (while also exceeding it), while drying very easy and streak free. That is in ideal detailing conditions, so I'm curious to see how it will be in the winter with cool/humid conditions with cold panels. Time will tell.
That slickness does indeed seem to be very light and temporary, which is just what I'm looking for. You don't even need a panel wipe to take it away, a pass with a DIY Detail rinseless dampened towel also removes that slick feel.
As I've mentioned many times before, I've moved away from adding toppers/sacrificial layers to my coated vehicles. It takes away from coating performance and makes them more prone to contamination, and makes that contamination harder to remove. I'd rather see exactly what my coating is doing rather than what the topper is doing. When it starts to fail, maybe then I'll top it just enough to keep it going until I can re-coat.
CLEAN. Rinse-Less gives me the satisfaction of using a topper type product (I also need to experiment with it at 128:1 for a drying aid after a soap wash) without having to stack up protection.
I've always liked Pan, but I was never one to pay attention to his product awards or to run out and buy everything he showed on his channel. If he is showcasing a product or process I'm interested in, I will watch it. But if not I usually scroll right by his videos. If you're so offended by Pan releasing his own line and giving them the #1 spot in his awards, you need to reevaluate some things. Quit relying on the opinions of others and just try things for yourself if you're interested in them or want to support the people behind them. You don't NEED to try every new product that gets released or hyped up on UA-cam/social media. Enjoy what you have and then try something else when you use it up. Or just keep buying what you have and keep enjoying the process and having a clean car.
Detailing should be fun, enjoy it and leave the drama/negativity for the political machines. The results you get are usually 90% skill and maybe 10% product. Quit chasing the latest and greatest products (unless you enjoy that sort of thing) and focus on improving your skills and process. Once you have that down, you will have a better frame of reference for the new products that come out and whether you need to try them or not.
Pan lost me with his 2024 awards, rating his untested products as best in some categories, claiming they are the best in the world with no proof. None of his stuff is original and since many of us already have products why would I or others buy similar products? Disappointed in him, he's mostly a product pusher now..
Facts.
His awards have always been his subjective opinion. I get the argument that he should've left his (and Detail Co) brand new products off the list for at least this year...but I have never let any reviewer make up my mind for me or tell me what to purchase. If it's something I'm interested in I'll check it out when I'm ready, but I don't need Pan to hold my hand and tell me what to buy. He listed other brands products in every category, and when you're talking about subjective opinions about detailing products any one person's #5 could be someone else's #1. It is completely splitting hairs at this point. His argument that he had made his products to be the best (and to suit his tastes) is a completely valid one.
I picked up a few of his products and so far I have only used his rinseless. But much like Mike G I've used practically every rinseless on the market. It is fundamentally different from anything else our there, so I can honestly disagree with your statement that it isn't "original."
@jeffc6832 I've never been let down by any of his top 3 products in any category. This is not the best by any stretch though.
@@mikezupancic2182 I've used it twice, and I think it's already in my top #3 (at least for straight up and simple maintenance washes). Thanks for confirming my statement that "best" is extremely subjective.
Haters will hate. He's never steered Me wrong. I'm excited to try His products.
would love to see a white towel used
@@clints8888 I have grey but not white. I will see if that works.
Rinseless! lol
What you NEVER USE A SPONGE (it scratches the paint work)NEVER ALWAYS microfiber mitt or microfiber noodle mitt or microfiber cloth NEVER EVER A SPONGE Pan the organizer has NEVER USED A SPONGE THAT'S OLD SCHOOL WAY
Have you ever used any of the rinseless wash sponges? I suspect not as they are perfectly safe and don't cause scratches. The sponge releases dirt and solution better than a microfiber or a noodle type mitt when using a rinseless wash.
These are nothing like the stiff and coarse sponges that you're thinking of (grout sponge, dish sponge or any of the car wash sponges that are typically sold in the big box stores). These are like fine foam finish polishing pads and they are specifically designed to safely apply rinseless solution and pull dirt from the surface up into the pores and cuts of the sponge without any scratching or marring. They are thick to reduce pressure points, compared to microfiber towels and mitts, when used correctly (no pressure.)
The noodle mitts you mention also work well, but if I'm using them I prefer to have several that I can cycle through and not have to reuse once dirty. Microfiber is designed to grab and hold onto dirt. These newer rinseless washes are getting better at cleaning out the wash media compared to something like ONR, but if your prewash stage missed any heavy grit, the microfiber is not as safe as a sponge.
The sponges are designed to act like a dirt pump. They safely take it off the surface (it is encapsulated in the rinseless) and then release it into the bucket. I could drop my sponge in the dirt, dunk it in my bucket and I will take it right to my polished and coated car without hesitation.
That’s not a thick layer of dust. Are all these tests going to be done on completely clean cars?
Doing a pre soak in this situation is pretty pointless.
There was absolutely no dirt on the sponge or your towel.
@@Samuelfish2k I’ll get you a more dirty car. I was testing other products on other cars as I have lots to test at the moment. I ask to be patient.
@@MikeGDetailing Cool.
Frankoooo the🐐 of bucket made to work for your easy to detailing experience 🎉💪🫡
I appreciate him sending me it.