About Peek Polish.
It started with a good idea. After launching the first subsidiary of WD40 USA in Canada and exceeding sales forecasts for five years as a regional manager, Robert Peek resigned and relocated to the UK. In 1989, Robert approached a chemist to ask if he could develop a polish that worked on a chemical reaction and could be used on a multitude of non-porous surfaces—and a year later Peek Polish was launched. Robert clearly remembers his first sale, made from the back of his car: a one quart can. His second sale was a carton of cans, his third was 25 cartons —and the company really took off.
It was noted that “the multi-metal cleaner was proven able to cope with the full range of alloys aboard Britannia, removing all pollutants while being non-toxic, non-flammable and providing sealant protection.
”
Since its launch, Peek Polish has been used by millions of people in businesses and households to clean, polish, and restore metals and fibreglass on everything from boats, aeroplanes, and cars to housewares, hardware, sporting goods, and jewellery. In 2022 Peek Polish became part of Rustins group of companies.