Denmark TBM-940 Cleaning, Paint Correction, and Ceramic Coating

Join us as we jet off to Denmark for an exclusive tutorial on cleaning the Daher TBM 940 turboprop before performing a paint correction, and ceramic coating. I share my best practices for easy and safe soot removal from the PT-6 engine.
In this video, we explore the nuances of TBM-940 maintenance, providing step-by-step guidance on safe cleaning practices
Key Features:
Daher TBM-940 Cleaning Guide: Uncover the best tools and techniques for safely cleaning the TBM-940, maintaining its pristine appearance. (works great on any turbo prop aircraft)
Paint Correction Mastery: Watch as we eliminate imperfections from the TBM-940's paintwork, restoring it to showroom perfection.
Ceramic Coating for Enduring Shine: Learn about the benefits of ceramic coating and witness the application process for long-lasting protection.
The results of this paint correction and ceramic coating are amazing. The paint on this plane is now shinier than ever before, and it's protected from the elements for years to come. If you're looking for a way to improve the look and protection of your plane, a paint correction and ceramic coating is a great option.
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Disclaimer talk:
These videos are not made to teach you how to detail an aircraft, and often, I don't show all of the steps involved in the process. I'd be happy to answer any questions but cannot assume any liability for attempts at detailing. Aviana is not responsible for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. Use this information at your own risk.

[@barrycook8116]

Amazing work!

[@truckergare]

Great info, I'm a out soaking up as much as I can. Thanks for the video.

[@bluemaxsix]

Thanks for the great Primer/Reminder of how to keep up with the great work you did on my plane.

[@GingerThePlane]

Great video, love Odense and Denmark generally. So glad to see another video, been a while, wonderful music too! My 172 still has that “Aviana shine”, thanks my friend, happy holidays to you and your family. 👍👍

[@mikeperry2814]

Great work as always! I hate that we wipe off 2/3rds of an expensive coating when using ceramic! Glad to see you back! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

[@gregorygehrke1850]

Merry Christmas! This was a great present. The long form reminded me of your first videos. I learned a lot from them. Wishing you and the family a happy and prosperous new year.

[@davidruggles996]

Amazing work as always sir! I laughed out loud at the spoiler alert. If I had a dime for every time I ran long on a detail job... I'd have a lot of dimes 🤣🤣. Sorry you missed your time in the city though 😔

[@skipstraut9719]

Hi Aviana

[@MNpicker]

Awesome stuff man!! Have you had any experience with DIY detail products?? Their gold standard polish is amazing

[@skipstraut9719]

Any recommendations for removing 2001 Cessna 182T decals, without damaging the Paint?

[@JBPatterson76]

How much coating are you typically using on an an aircraft? I have a customer wanting me to do his Pilatus NC12, and I'm not sure how much coating I should order/quote. I too use GTechniq coatings, and always buy the 50ml bottles. Thanks!

[@N412BE]

Impressive as always! Have you ever inadvertently damaged something, like catching a buffing pad on an edge of a panel.

[@truckergare]

Do you ceramic coat windows ?

[@drs460]

How much would a job like this cost a client?

[@ShinyJets]

You da man

[@akbareidi376]

what is your contact details?i need to know the quote for tbm for same job you did?