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Today was the last day of detailing this wonderful aircraft. This Beechcraft T-34 was treated to nearly every trick in our book. Aluminum canopy frame polished, landing/taxi light frames polished, spinner polished, prop polished and conditioned, exterior paint polished, wing walk touched up, gear AND gear wells cleaned and treated to our sealant, belly degreased and waxed, cockpit vacuumed dusted and wiped clean, instruments dusted and cleaned thoroughly and ………that’s it I guess. On to the next one!

Another prop polished! This time, the aluminum variety.

Periodically, we’re called upon to detail collectible items such as fuel pumps yard art and many other items.

Day two found the prop under the polisher.

Day one of this detail was spent polishing the canopy frame of this T-34. Tomorrow is paint polishing day!

While my favorite Stinson Reliant was in for an annual, I took the opportunity to polish the exhaust stacks.

Today’s project was this American Champion Super Decathlon aerobatic aircraft. What a show stopper!

This American Champion Explorer was just treated to a thorough wash followed by our high tech sealant. The interior was vacuumed, dusted and completely wiped down. Tires are dressed and it’s ready to go!

When the spring schedule shows a 2 week back log, sometimes, you detail cars in the rain. Thank goodness it doesn’t happen very often.

We finished the week detailing this American Champion Scout and experimental Super Cub. Interiors cleaned and exteriors washed and waxed. More bush planes ready for spring!