Aircraft Detailing-Impressive Results

[taters]

So for a while now I have been considering replacing the dingy interior in my 1965 Cherokee, It has a new motor and newish paint job an I figured it was time for "phase 3" .An IA friend of mine said non-sense and advised for about 100 bucks worth of new plastic, a rented steam cleaner (only/$30 day), and a full day we could have it looking like new again.I took us about an hour or so to remove the entire interior and we began to steam clean it with a Rug Doctor , 40 years of peoples sweat and body oils equals about 15 gallons of black water...yuck! Reinstalling the interior was much more of a pain but after things were tightened up, and some new plastic was added things have never fit better . I am simply stunned at the difference for roughly $130 as I was ready to spend much much more than that.

 

[jesse]

Cool. Look forward to seeing it.

 

[Bob Noel]

You are lucky the plastic interior parts stood up to the abuse of removal
and reinstallation. A lot of the plastic in my 1974 cherokee is cracking
and broken.

 

[jason]

 

[taters]

You are lucky the plastic interior parts stood up to the abuse of removal
and reinstallation. A lot of the plastic in my 1974 cherokee is cracking
and broken.

I know what you mean...when I replaced some panels in my C150 it was like a crumbling newspaper. Luckily the stuff on my Piper was much stronger.

 

[AdamZ]

Photos man where are the photos!!