Category: Polishing For Metals & Other Surfaces

Suppling Australia, the united Kingdom, Ireland and Europe, Polish Up’s Wholesale is coming along in leaps and bounds.  With our “Buy in bulk and save” option every time you drill into a product for information, it gives you the choice and benefit of discounts for quantity.

Take, for example, our polishing and finishing compounds. Generally if you buy a single compound you’ll pay full price and as you increase to two items and upwards the discount rate increases through 2% – 5% – 10% – 15% – 20% – 25%- 30% and finally 35%.

Made in Australia, the quality of or polishing compounds is superb. Manufactured to a very high standard, customers who use these products can be assured of cost effective “does what it says on the tin” polishes.

Polish Up’s polishes also have chemical data sheets supplied by our manufacturers, giving that extra additional piece of mind to the user.

We hope to see you visiting our website, have a look around and please feel free to enquire about any of the products.  We’ll be only too happy to assist you where we can.

Have a good weekend, cheers for now – www.polish-up.com.au

With the challenges we face these days in maintaining a name and getting it  out there, Polish Up is now selling polishing mops and compounds on ebay.  With some wonderful technology, we’re able to upload our products directly to our ebay polish-up shop.  Our customers can expect the same level of support.

As with the website, our product range will continually grow, eventually encompassing a substantial range of polishing kits and products for you to select from.

Our objective is to be The One Stop Polish Up Shop. From a pricing perspective we would like your feedback. We don’t want to be beaten on price so do tell us if you find the product cheaper and we’ll beat it by 10%.

We look forward to hearing from you. All the best – www.polish-up.com.au

Taking into context how broad the polishing industry is, the enormous variety of cleaning – polishing products in the market place and how many different applications there are, we at Polish Up are excitedly looking to the future.

We know from experience that price, quality, customer service go hand in hand and contributes to our customer satisfaction.  (Loads of cliche’s sorry) Polish Up continually sources products both locally and abroad to give you that choice whilst not breaking your bank account. One of the main reason we remain internet based is to keep our overheads down.

You’ll notice the website has rather a small selection of kits and mops.  Over the next few weeks and months the range will be growing substantially. For example 3″, 4″, 6″ and 8″ mops, sisal, stitch, loose flap, swansdown all will be up and ready for sale.  We’re adding a number of accessories like 1/2″ and 5/8″ bench grinder spindle adapters, a larger tapered mandrel (Drill adapter to mount a mop on).  We’ll also have a selection of polishing kits with bench grinders to go.

Moving forward, we ask you to bear with us, help us grow, give us feedback on ways we can improve our website.  Give us ideas of new products that you feel would complement our range.  We’ll take it all on board and do our best to implement what we can.

Thanks for your support.  www.polish-up.com.au

In todays world of cold calling, hard sell, door to door sales, website banners that interfere and irritate the living daylights out of us, it’s no wonder we find ourselves becoming a lot less tolerant with the whole selling concept, never mind being sold to.

It’s within this myriad of sales people rejections that some of us, if not most of  us depend on sales to keep us “alive”.  Being a business owner or working for someone, within each and every business/company there’s highly likely to be some form of selling. It’s what pays the bills.

Over the years I’ve personally found networking to be one of the most effective marketing tools around.  But it does take some effort – anything worth something is never easy to get – and taking that first step is usually the most challenging part of the whole process.

It’s so much easier being referred to someone as opposed to cold calling them.

Steps to take:

Look on the internet for a business network you can visit. (do some research as there is often a monthly/annual charge)

Arrange a visit and go, go prepared

Take lots of business cards and more importantly take a prepared 60 second spiel about your company as it’s highly likely you need to tell the group about your company and what you do. Within your 60 seconds after explaining who you are, what you do, tell the group what specific referrals are ideal for you, just a couple though, you don’t want to overload them.

Often you will be given a referral relating to your request, but if not, don’t be disheartened. Networking is about building up trust,  business relationships and friendships. It’s a process that needs to be “farmed” to be effective.

Your responsibility as an effective networker is to be consistent, reliable, trustworthy, helpful and mindful of other peoples needs within the group and out there in the business world.  Armed with this, your ears will prick up every time there may be an opportunity to create a referral – someone needs something, a loan, business coaching, car repaired etc – depending on the needs of your group.

In giving, you’ll gain, Someone once said “if you give everyone what they want, you can have anything you want”.

Polish Up won’t be cold calling you but we will be networking with you.  Take a look at our polishing products and refer us. Have a good week.

Knowing what metal you are polishing will help you choose which mops, compounds and polishing kits to use. Herewith some clarification.
All metals can be classified as either being Ferrous or Non-ferrous.

Ferrous metals contain iron and sometimes have small amounts of other metals or other elements added to give a required property. They are magnetic and give little resistance to corrosion. These metals are Mild Steel, high speed steel, stainless steels, high tensile steels, high carbon steels, medium caron steels and cast iron.

Non ferrous metals do not contain any iron, are not magnetic and are generally more resistant to corrosion than ferrous metals. Aluminium, Aluminium alloys, copper, brass, lead, zinc, tin and gilding metal.

A pure metal consists of a single element or atom type. Common pure metals are:-aluminium, copper, iron, lead, zinc, tin, silver and gold.

Alloys are a mixture of two or more metals. For example, pure white aluminium is very soft and ductile. Other elements are added to create an aluminium alloy. The aluminium alloy is stronger than Mild Steel, has an improved strength and is resistant to corrosion while still remaining very light.

And there you go. I hope this helps. www.polish-up.com.au