Paint and Surface Polishing<\/h1>\n

Many different factors affect the exterior details of an aircraft body. As\u00a0the aircraft ages, it grows the need for paint and surface polishing.<\/p>\n

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These factors include the effects of the atmosphere (sun, rain, snow, cold air) and mechanical effects, which emerge while washing and processing with anti-fade reagents. As time passes, the body of the aircraft becomes faded and matte.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Why you should consider paint and surface polishing:<\/h3>\n

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1. Paint and surfaces have a high aesthetic value – it is the main value on which\u00a0passengers build their impression on<\/li>\n
2. The fresh look of surfaces and paint builds the trust of\u00a0passengers<\/li>\n
3. A clean surface collects less dirt and stays clean for a longer period of time<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n<\/blockquote>\n

   There are multiple advantages to polishing paint and surfaces, which help save on maintenance costs. Smooth and shiny paint coatings soil less and maintain their clean appearance for longer.<\/span><\/p>\n

   Polishing paint and surfaces is time-consuming and depends on the condition of the aircraft and the conditions of polishing. 3M materials and technologies are used while polishing – in specific cases the instructions provided by the aircraft manufacturer are implemented.<\/span><\/p>\n

   Important! Achieving a hard-gloss appearance takes a lot of time. We do not recommend polishing surfaces that are originally matte – consider it only if really needed.<\/p>\n\n\t\t