No, jet detailing will not damage the paint or other surfaces of the aircraft. In fact, it can help to protect and preserve the surfaces, extend their lifespan, and maintain their value. Most importantly, the leather and painted surfaces are the one's that start to get imperfections first and decrease the vehicles value. Regular detailing can prevent this from happening. Take care of your vehicle, and it'll take care of you!

We use several different products to detail jets. For the exterior, we use different compounds and polishes and then apply a finishing wax. For the interior, we use the same chemicals for painted surfaces. For other surfaces like leather, plastic, vinyl, carpet, etc... we use specialized cleaning solutions to help remove stains, condition, sanitize, clean and neutralize foul odors, or shine these surfaces.

The frequency of jet detailing depends on various factors such as the type of aircraft, its usage, and the environment it operates in. Generally, it is recommended to have an jet detailed every six months to a year. However, you can get your airplane detailed sooner or later than the recommended time. It is mostly just a personal preference. Detailing can help prevent wear and tear on painted and interior surfaces.