Aircraft Paint Polishing, Buffing & Wax
Buff, polish and wax that erases oxidation and swirls to reveal a deep, wet, mirror-like shine.
Sun, altitude and time dull aircraft paint. Our paint polishing and correction removes oxidation, light scratches and swirl marks, then seals the finish with a premium wax for a showroom shine. It’s the fastest way to make older paint look years younger — and the ideal prep before a ceramic coating.
Why it matters: Polishing restores the value and pride of a great paint job — and dramatically improves how your aircraft photographs and presents.
What’s included
- Machine paint correction to remove oxidation and swirls
- Multi-stage buff and polish for maximum gloss
- Premium wax sealant for lasting protection
- Restores faded, chalky paint to a deep shine
- Excellent standalone service or prep for ceramic coating
Our process
Evaluate the paint
We assess oxidation, scratches and paint thickness to plan the right correction.
Correct & polish
Machine polishing removes defects and restores clarity and depth.
Seal & protect
A premium wax locks in the shine and adds a protective layer.
Inspect under light
We confirm a uniform, swirl-free finish across every panel.
Aircraft we service
We perform paint polishing & wax on everything from piston singles and turboprops to helicopters, super-midsize and heavy jets — business jets are our specialty, but we treat every airframe with the same care.
Available across our service area
This service is fully mobile: we bring it to your hangar at any of the 86 airports we serve across Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Kansas — from Northwest Arkansas (XNA, Bentonville, Rogers) to Tulsa, Springfield, Fort Smith and beyond. See the full list on the Airports Serviced page, and note that aircraft disinsection is offered nationwide. Not based at a listed field? We add airports on request.
All 86 airports →Frequently asked questions
Can you remove scratches and oxidation?
Yes. Machine polishing removes oxidation, swirl marks and many light scratches, restoring gloss and depth.
Should I polish before a ceramic coating?
Yes — correcting the paint first means the coating locks in a flawless finish. We often do both together.
How long does wax last?
Wax lasts weeks to a few months. For years of protection, ask about our SystemX ceramic coating.