
Correct the paint, then lock it under an aviation-grade ceramic layer. Cleaner aircraft, easier upkeep, a stronger story at resale.
Most aircraft live on a cleaning treadmill — wash, dull, wash, dull. Ceramic breaks the cycle. We correct the swirls and oxidation already in the paint, then bond a hard, hydrophobic layer over the top. Bugs and exhaust rinse off easier. UV stops chalking the finish. Two years on, water still beads and sheets off the wing.
Tired of the wash-dull cycle?
Request a ceramic quote →Coating thickness measured and defects mapped under correction lighting, so we know exactly what the paint can take.
Washed, clayed, and stripped of old sealants — the coating bonds to bare paint, nothing else.
Multi-stage machine polishing removes swirls and oxidation living in the clear coat.
Every panel wiped to bare, coating-ready — the step that determines how long the coating lasts.
Aviation-grade ceramic applied by hand, panel by panel, in controlled conditions.
Inspected, cured, and logged for your aircraft’s records.
Selling within the year?
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Washes get faster and gentler. Contaminants release instead of grinding in, so routine cleaning does less damage over time.
A ceramic layer resists UV chalking, exhaust etching, and chemical staining for years, not weeks.
Corrected, coated paint photographs better and inspects better. At pre-buy, presentation moves the number.
Typically 2–4 years depending on how the aircraft is flown, washed, and stored. We’ll give you a realistic lifespan for your specific situation and a maintenance plan to protect it.
Most are, but not all. Very thin or failing clear coat may need different care. We measure and assess before recommending coating — and we’ll tell you honestly if it isn’t worth it.
For presentation, almost always. Corrected, coated paint looks dramatically better in listing photos and at inspection, and that impression carries into the offer.
Tell us about your aircraft. A pilot reads every request and replies with one written number — no packages, no upsell script.