Aircraft Detailing
Aircraft detailing is a critical maintenance process that restores and protects your plane’s interior and exterior. Services range from a $300 to $500 basic exterior wash for small aircraft to $100–$500 per hour for comprehensive detailing, involving only strict, aviation-grade cleaners to prevent damage and corrosion.
Benefits
- Protects against UV rays and oxidation
- Easier bug and contaminant removal
- Maintains a high-gloss professional finish
- Reduces long-term maintenance
- Protects paint, brightwork, glass, and interiors
Our Process
Aircraft detailing is a rigorous, top-to-bottom restoration process that uses aviation-safe products and protocols. It is split into two primary phases: the exterior wash, polish, and protection, followed by interior sanitization and deep cleaning.
1. Exterior Detailing
Preparation: Perform a walk-around inspection to note existing damage. Securely cover or seal all critical sensors, antennas, and ports (such as pitot tubes and engine/APU plugs).
Pre-Wash & Spot Cleaning: Pre-rinse the aircraft to remove loose debris. Treat stubborn spots—like hydraulic fluid, bug impacts, and exhaust soot—using specialized solvent-based cleaners.
Washing: Wash the aircraft using low-pressure systems and pH-neutral, aviation-approved cleaners. Start from the top (windshield and roof) and work your way down to the belly to avoid streaking.
Brightwork & Polish: Machine or hand-polish metal components (like leading edges and engine inlets) to prevent corrosion. Restore faded or oxidized paint using mild compounds and polishing pads.
Protection: Apply a UV-blocking aviation wax or ceramic coating to protect the paint and preserve aerodynamics.
Windows: Clean all Plexiglas or acrylic windscreens using dedicated, ammonia-free products to prevent scratching and fogging.
2. Exterior Detailing
Preparation: Perform a walk-around inspection to note existing damage. Securely cover or seal all critical sensors, antennas, and ports (such as pitot tubes and engine/APU plugs).
Pre-Wash & Spot Cleaning: Pre-rinse the aircraft to remove loose debris. Treat stubborn spots—like hydraulic fluid, bug impacts, and exhaust soot—using specialized solvent-based cleaners.
Brightwork & Polish: Machine or hand-polish metal components (like leading edges and engine inlets) to prevent corrosion. Restore faded or oxidized paint using mild compounds and polishing pads.
Protection: Apply a UV-blocking aviation wax or ceramic coating to protect the paint and preserve aerodynamics.
Windows: Clean all Plexiglas or acrylic windscreens using dedicated, ammonia-free products to prevent scratching and fogging.
Our packages
Exterior Detailing
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Paint CorrectionCeramic Coating
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Glass Protection
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FAQ
Do you travel?
Yes. We provide mobile aviation detailing and protection services. Travel is available by appointment, and travel fees are quoted separately based on the aircraft’s location and logistics.
This keeps everything consistent with our Luxury Surface Preservation™ brand while making it clear that we offer on-site service with customized travel pricing.
Final pricing depends on the aircraft’s size, condition, location, and service requirements. Contact us for a personalized quote.