CLEAN by Pan vs Jimbo’s Detailing – Which Ceramic Coating Wins?
Pan the Organizer’s CLEAN brand made waves online. But how does it compare to Gloss Boss in terms of gloss, durability, and ease of use?
Two Popular Brands. Two Very Different Realities.
Pan the Organizer launched CLEAN as his own detailing product line—complete with ceramic spray coating. It looks great on video, but how does it stack up in the real world next to Gloss Boss?
Application Comparison
- CLEAN Ceramic Spray: Sprayable formula, prone to streaking on black or warm panels. Some users reported grabby wipe-off.
- Gloss Boss: Wipe-on, walk-away coating. Self-levels. No high spots, no streaks—even in the sun.
Gloss and Visual Finish
Gloss Boss consistently leaves a deeper, wetter look—especially on black or dark-colored paint. CLEAN looks good at first, but doesn’t maintain the same depth after a few washes.
Durability & Beading
- CLEAN: Beading and protection start to fade around 3–4 weeks with regular driving and weather exposure.
- Gloss Boss: Holds tight water behavior and paint slickness beyond 8–10 weeks, even on daily drivers.
Bottom Line: Gloss Boss Is Built to Last
Pan’s CLEAN line may look nice in a YouTube demo, but Gloss Boss delivers better long-term results in real-world detailing. You won’t find it hyped with editing tricks—it’s just built to perform.
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