Today I got to do my first aircraft. Recently I decided to include aircraft detailing as part of my auto detailing business. I thought it a good idea to volunteer at a local aircraft museum to learn my way around them.
Last time there I noticed how bad the finish was on a T6-Texan that we washed. The finish was dull, chalky and stained with grease, oil and bugs.
This particular “bird” wasn’t a fighter or a bomber. It was a trainer. It isn’t as valuable as the other aircraft that is probably why it is stored outside while the more valuable aircraft are stored in a hanger.
My goal was to remove haze from the finish and to leave the surface protected. Aircraft of this type aren’t painted with glossy paint. Most have a satin sheen.
You can see in these pictures how faded and chalky the finish looks.
After testing a few areas with various products, I decided that an application of #66 Quick Detailer would be the ticket.
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