Let me start this by stating: I have tried just about every type of wax/polish there is. Waxing Frenzy is about the best I've seen. Is it as good as Zaino? Hmm, YOU decide.

Here is "my story" I have a 4 year old work truck that has been neglected. On Fri I took it thru the car wash. Saturday Morning it rained, then cleared. Since I had nothing to do I decided to wipe (not wash) off the water and rest of the dirt off the truck. It was so nice out, I then thought I'd try some Waxing Frenzy on the truck. I have been using this on my boat for some time. The marine enviroment is very tough compared to cars. Waxing Frenzy has gotten some great reviews on other forums:

http://www.speedwake.com/upload/show...threadid=16785

It works incredible on the boat, so let's see what it can do to 100% neglected/abused paint. For those that dislike rubbing and buffing out wax, you will love this stuff. It comes off with no effort. The entire truck took me less than 15 minutes to apply and remove. Also I was not really "in to it" since this is a work truck.

Well, I knew Waxing Frenzy was good, but I was shocked at how good it was!!! The paint and shine is truely incredible.
I also tried it on a section of my Zainoed (30 coats) G, and you can't tell the Frenzy from the Zaino!!!

You want a "to die for" shine and not have to work your **** off? Then try Waxing Frenzy.
http://www.hammerheadboatworks.com

 

The digital camera doesn't do this pic justice. You can clearly read the entire label in the reflection, the camera just doesn't pick all of it up. It does show the lousy Nissan orange peel paint though. )

 

The camera did a little better here. Remember, this is one coat (not layers) of Frenzy.

 

The truck looked SO good, I decided to (gasp!) hit the tires and fender flares with protectant. Heck, I even gave it a quick vacuuming.
Also at this time, I tried it on my G. I would have taken a pic, but I couldn't see any difference between the Zaino and the Waxing Frenzy.

I am not implying that you replace Zaino, but all those other waxes- yeah, get some Waxing Frenzy, I think you'll like it as much as I.
www.cleaningfrenzy.com


BTW: The truck and the G in the garage are the same color. Nissan paint code AX6.

 

Did I mention that I have tried just about every type of wax/polish there is. Waxing Frenzy is about the best I've seen. Here is a pic of what I have. (Actually there is more, but my sunroof was only "so" big)

 

Came out very nice. Have you ever tried zaino? Are you selling any of the waxes that you dont use any more? I would be interested in the p21s.

 

looks awesome!! i see you have some orange peel goin on there. no blackfire? that stuff looks good in red.

 

Nice truck, G35 and a RX-8 in the driveway.

Nice

 

Yes I have tried Zaino. Been using it since 1998 and I have 30 layers on my G.

The truck has had nothing- ever! The Frenzy made it look like new!!

Reggi914,
I have 2 containers of P21S. One is about 1/2 full the other 7/8 full. PM me with an offer.

But, I suggest you try Frenzy. It IS better!

 

Bill, you really make the rounds when it comes to products. Last I remember you were a Crystal Guard man, then switched over to Zaino. I admire your willingness to try new things.

I am a "like it so I stick with it" man. Let us know how this stuff holds up to the elements.

 

Saw the bottle of IBIZ, how do you like that stuff. A lot of vette guys use this.

 

Ibiz is crap! Smells like kerosene. Shine is just "ok".

Go with Zaino or Frenzy,

Dr. Bonz,
Gotta try new stuff, but the G only gets Zaino. Got too much labor of love invested to change out now. But for the truck and maybe the RX8, I'll use Frenzy.

 

Interesting stuff. I visitied the website and came across this from their FAQ:

Q I heard about your wax from a friend of mine who has a boat. I was impressed with how his boat looks now compared to before. Is this wax safe to use on my car? If so, can I expect similar results?
A All of our products, including Waxing Frenzy! are safe to use on your car. Waxing Frenzy! actually protects your paint and clear coat. Just apply a light coat, let it haze and wipe it off with a clean cloth. Also, try it around the house --on stainless steel sinks, chrome faucets, stove top (it protects up to 1200 degrees). See if it doesn't make your daily clean-up easier.







BillR, does this thing leave a dusty residue that's typical of paste wax? That would be my only reservation. I use Blackfire myself on my car.

 

A very little bit. Not like typical paste wax.

It is getting to be pollen central and raining around here. The truck waxed w/ Frenzy still looks great. They have a winner of a product here.

 

just ordered my bottle! zanio is way too much money.