It is very hard to get up every morning and call what I do “work”. Today was one of those days I got to step back and smile. I can now add Rocket detailing to my resume. This red, whit and blue Harman Rocket is back looking like new and ready for the skies. What a great way to have a little fun!
Starting the day off detailing this Beech Baron. A quick wash and dry. Followed by boot dressing and a little added shine for the spinners.
Bring the shine back to one of Idaho’s back country aircraft. This Cessna 180 is a great utility plane.
Time to bring the bling back to this Diamond!
Today was a fabulous day at Boise airport! A routine detail on this Piper and its ready for the skies over Idaho.
What a way to close out the week! Express exterior on a Cessna 185 and a new plane prep for a Scout delivery tomorrow. I am starting to understand the saying about doing what you enjoy and never working a day in your life.
A light detail to prep this American Champion Scout for showing a perspective buyer was the order of the day. Wash, wax and a little plexiglass polishing. All in a days work!
Sometimes I get asked if I do just a simple wash. The answer is NO! I do perform a wash service, but it is NOT a “simple wash”. In the case of regularly maintained aircraft, a wash may be all that is needed before a flight and this is a service we certainly perform. Yes we polish aluminum; yes we do polish painted surfaces; yes we perform very thorough interior cleaning. However, when a wash is needed, great attention to caring for you aircraft is taken to prevent damage and keep it air worthy. An aircraft should never be subjected to a quick, or even simple, wash. The next time your aircraft needs a safe and detail oriented wash, call Elite Motorsports.
This Extreme Decathlon is detailed and ready for delivery. It has been through all of its check flights to be sure it is up to the performance standards necessary for extreme acrobatic flight. What a cool looking plane!
This 1977 Cessna 206 Turbo is ready for delivery to its new owner. Clean belly, polished spinner, cleaned interior and waxed exterior. Too bad the new owner won’t see it like this. It, unfortunately, must be flown to its new home.
