Your aircraft deserves
the experts.
Paint, polished metal and perspex sit on the same aircraft and need completely different handling. Use the wrong product on perspex and you haze it permanently. We treat each surface as its own job, to a standard that stands inspection. Or we teach your ground crew, and supply what they need.
Chemistry matters more here than anywhere.
UV at altitude is far harsher than anything at ground level, and exhaust soot, hydraulic residue and de-icing fluid all work on the paint between washes. Frequent washing then does its own damage if the chemistry is wrong. We work out what each surface needs and what it must never meet.
Have it done. Learn it. Or buy what we use.
We work in the hangar, on paint, polished metal and perspex, each with its own chemistry and its own method. Nothing touches the perspex that should not.
One wrong bottle on an acrylic window is a permanent haze and a real bill. We teach your ground crew exactly what may be used where.
Aviation-appropriate chemistry for the hangar, so the right product is on the shelf before it is needed.
Scheduled around your maintenance windows, so presentation is handled while the aircraft is already down.
Exhaust soot, hydraulic residue and de-icing fluid attack paint, and UV at altitude is far harsher than at ground level. A coated surface releases contamination and stays smoother for longer, which matters to anyone weighing the cost of a repaint. Perspex needs its own treatment, never the same product as paint.
Aviation essentials, ready to order.
The professional Koch-Chemie range we rely on for aircraft care, gentle on perspex and painted surfaces, effective on soot and residue.
For the strongest, longest lasting protection, Ceramic Pro nanoceramic coatings bond to paint, glass and polished metal and shield your aircraft against UV, soot and chemical staining for years. These are professional coatings, applied by certified applicators only.
Want to apply Ceramic Pro yourself, or offer it to your customers? The path is certification.