Aircraft Ceramic Coating for Long-Term Surface Protection

A Cessna Citation Mustang ceramic coated at ROG KROG in Rogers Arkansas at Rogers Executive Airport using System X's Boeing approved 10-year coating.

The process begins with a thorough exterior wash to remove surface contaminants. The aircraft is then degreased and carefully polished to prepare the surface for proper coating adhesion. This preparation step ensures a clean, uniform foundation before the ceramic coating is applied.

Once prepped, the ceramic coating is hand-applied across the aircraft exterior. The coating bonds to the surface, creating a smooth, glossy finish that enhances clarity and appearance. Ceramic coating helps reduce cleaning frequency, improves ease of maintenance, and supports long-lasting surface performance over time.

Aircraft ceramic coating is well suited for general aviation aircraft, turboprops, and private jets and is commonly chosen by owners looking for extended surface protection and simplified upkeep. The result is a clean, refined exterior that maintains a consistent finish with less effort between cleanings.

By combining certified installation, proper surface preparation, and aviation-specific products, our ceramic coating service delivers durable, professional results aligned with long-term aircraft care goals.

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A clean King Air sitting in a hangar at Thaden Field (Bentonville Municipal Airport) VBT in Bentonville Arkansas after being detailed by Pure Aviation Detailing

Your aircraft is a high-value asset, and it should be maintained by professionals who understand aviation standards. Our team is fully insured and certified, using aviation-safe products and proven procedures designed specifically for aircraft materials and finishes. We work in coordination with airport staff and FBOs to ensure every service is completed efficiently, safely, and in line with operational requirements—so your aircraft is cared for correctly, every time.

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