First post: where are all the airplane people?

[Collin]

Found this forum is hopes of streamlining my processes and improving my results and its looking like I am gonna have to invest in some new goodies.



Here are some old pics of my projects.











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and the cleaning (this is what I need to improve on)



















Any recommendations would be great.



Thanks!

[Ron Ketcham]

Interior cleaning of an aircraft is not much different than an automotive vehicle, other than being very careful to use "non-corrosive" cleaners--IE, no butyl content, and when cleaning the instrument panel area.

The outside, skin of the plane is one that if often different than a vehicle, mostly due to if it is an exposed aluminum skin or a painted skin.

Most aircraft are painted with a 2 part expoxy type of paint, such as DuPont Imron, etc.

This paint is extremely durable and much more dense in it`s structure than used on vehicles.

The lead guys on air craft are not around here much, only Joe of Superior Shine comes in once in a while, and is very up to running on aircraft detailing.

The other person, Renny Doyle, is not around here as far as I know.

Grumpy

[Brad B]

Nice plane? What Model? I see its a twin. I spent a lot of hours in a `63 Piper Apache.

[togwt]

“Aircraft Detailing� - http://www.autopia.org/forum/guide-d...ml#post1467900

[David Fermani]

Welcome to Autopia! You might even want to consider investing in a steamer too.

[Collin]

Nice plane? What Model? I see its a twin. I spent a lot of hours in a `63 Piper Apache.

The first one pictured is a 1969 Beech Bonanza V35, Second one is a 1968 Cessna 310. The bonanza was a beautiful plane, I loved that one

[Collin]

Welcome to Autopia! You might even want to consider investing in a steamer too.

Like a carpet steamer? I have a mytee lite 2, still learning how to get the most out of it.