Aircraft Spruce & Specialty Co.
Corona, CA | Chicago, IL
Wasilla, AK | Peachtree City, GA
Brantford, ON Canada
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AERO GLOSS
Overview
| Aero Gloss polish is used by 80% of the worlds major airlines. It is now available to the general aviation and experimental aircraft market. Removes turbine soot and exhaust stains from paints. It is an excellent plexiglass polish and can be applied with a power buffer. It takes 1-2 pints and 3-4 hours to polish an average Cessna 182 with Aero Gloss. |
Application
- The surface should be dry and cool to touch. Newly painted surfaces must be fully cured as recommended by the paint manufacturer. Liberally apply Aero Gloss to a soft, clean, cloth mop or sponge. Evenly spread Aero Gloss on a section of the entire surface. Slightly overlap sections as Aero Gloss is applied. Allow to dry to a haze or indefinitely. Wipe off the haze with a soft polishing cloth, dry mop or buffer.
Documents
- MSDS (PDF)
Reviews
I have used and bragged about Aero Gloss for years. This product lives up to its claim. Ive used it on aircraft, cars and my motorcycles. A friend uses it on his boat. It you want a different kind of shine. Aero Gloss is the real deal
This stuff is as good as i remember from my line service days at O85. Its like having bug release on your wings for the next hundred hours. The shine holds as long
Q&A
Per the supplier: No, it does not.
Yes, we have added the PDF to the web page in the "Documents" tab. Please review it there.
This is an acrylic based wax and not a silicone based wax so this will be able to apply to just about anything without causing any issues.
Aero Gloss has an indefinite shelf life. This is a creamy paste type material. A spray bottle would not work very well. Some will pour it in a plastic bottle with a narrow tip to squirt the material on the surface, but there is no specific way to apply it out of the container.
