iSHINE
Written by: Vinnie van Rooij
iSHINE is an Arabic (Dubai) manufacturer of coatings based on nano-technology. The focus with the products manufacturerd by iSHINE lies on synthetic development and engineering of coatings for different vehicles and surfaces in the detailing industry.
iSHINE products
iSHINE offers different products with a strong focus on synthetic make-up for different surfaces and applications. As such, they offer coatings for paint, glass, plastic, leather, wheels, textile and metal. Most different applications have a small range of different products that differ in strength, gloss or level of protection. The company also provides detailing services where their own products are used.
Company information
iSHINE has its own company website and the company is fairly active on social media such as Facebook. The brand can rarely be found on detailing or car care related fora or message boards, albeit being mentioned by users. The brand is not yet seen on larger car care events or meetings.
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