About Us
Superb Surfaces with Excellent Service - Melbourne Wide
Running a Successful Business Since 2008
Polyshine was founded in 2008 when Chris Galea acquired Ferro Finishing off Reg Nodle in Sydney, Australia. Polyshine has continued with the Ferro range of products with some compounds seeing improvements made via new materials couoled with further research and development.
Ferro commenced manufacturing in 1968 as a manufacturer of supplies to the metal finishing industry. Since this time, the range of products has continued to improve and expand into a highly recognised brand throughout the world that is used by industry leaders within their field of manufacturing including: Automotive fabrication and paints, plastics, lacquers, fibreglass, natural stones, boat cutting compounds,ceramics. wood and imitation marble.
2009 – 2011 saw the development of new compounds and in particular advancement and expansion in the liquid compound range of cutting compound and polishing compounds. This was driven by Polyshine working closely with new and existing clients around the world who were seeking either improved or customised finishes.
With the growth of Asia in the metal finishing sector, in 2009 Polyshine opened an office in Singapore so that it could provide a level of service to its growing Asian and subcontinent client base.
Polyshine has now established itself as a highly creditable provider of end to end surface finishing, from raw product stage through to finished goods. This is bought about by working closely with the client on processes through to staff training.
More and more new and existing customers seek Polyshine’s expertises to come in and evaluate their current processes.
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Ferro exports approximately 60% of its polishes to Hong Kong, China, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Thailand, United Arab Emirates and the U.S.A.
Ferro’s polishes give the finishing touch to manufactured articles such as:
Where Ferro Finishing polishes are used:
The end goal being to:
– Reduce production time, without compromising the finished goods
– Companies desire to increase their price competitiveness and drive higher profits