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    Ceramic Coating

    Up to 10 years of protection. One exceptional finish.

    SystemX Max G+, a professional-grade, Boeing-approved ceramic coating that bonds to your airframe for deep gloss, hydrophobic protection, and years of easier maintenance.

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    Overview

    The single best long-term investment in your paint.

    A ceramic coating is the most durable protection you can apply to an aircraft finish. SystemX Max G+ bonds directly to the surface to form a slick, hydrophobic barrier that repels contaminants, resists UV chalking, and makes every future wash faster and safer. We apply the genuine SystemX 10-year product, not a shortcut or substitute.

    Because a coating locks in the condition of the surface beneath it, paint correction is a required prerequisite. Any oxidation, swirl marks, or defects are corrected first, then full paint decontamination prepares the surface so the coating bonds and performs exactly as intended. Between the gloss, the protection, and the easier maintenance, a SystemX coating pays for itself in preserved paint value and time saved on every wash.

    Benefits

    What a SystemX coating delivers.

    These are product-supported benefits of the genuine SystemX Max G+ coating, confirmed during your assessment and backed by proper preparation and maintenance.

    • Genuine SystemX Max G+ 10-year ceramic coating, Boeing-approved
    • Slick, hydrophobic barrier that sheds water, fuel, and grime
    • Resistance to UV chalking and oxidation for lasting paint depth
    • Dramatically improved gloss, color richness, and finish clarity
    • Faster, safer future washes with reduced contamination buildup

    Preparation & Application

    A methodical, multi-step process.

    01

    Inspect the finish and confirm suitability

    We assess whether your aircraft's finish is suitable for coating and confirm the SystemX product is the right fit for your surfaces.

    02

    Complete required paint correction

    Paint correction is a required prerequisite. Any oxidation, swirl marks, or defects are corrected before coating is applied, because the coating locks in the surface beneath it.

    03

    Decontaminate and prepare eligible surfaces

    Full paint decontamination and preparation brings every eligible surface to the standard the SystemX coating demands.

    04

    Apply the genuine SystemX Max G+ coating

    The genuine 10-year SystemX Max G+ product is applied following the manufacturer's procedure for maximum bond and performance.

    05

    Allow the required curing time

    Curing time is respected so the coating bonds properly and delivers its full protective performance.

    06

    Provide aftercare guidance

    We walk through the maintenance the coating needs so it performs for years to come.

    Quote Inclusions

    What your quote identifies.

    A clear coating quote spells out the preparation, the surfaces, the genuine product, and the terms, so you know exactly what is involved before any work begins.

    • Required paint correction and preparation work
    • Full paint decontamination before application
    • Surfaces receiving the SystemX Max G+ coating
    • Genuine SystemX 10-year product confirmation
    • Estimated service and curing time
    • Applicable warranty terms

    Aftercare

    Maintenance guidance for your coating.

    A SystemX-coated surface is hydrophobic and far easier to maintain, but it still benefits from proper care. We provide aftercare guidance tailored to the SystemX product so you know how to clean and protect the treated surfaces and keep the finish performing for years.

    Required Prerequisite

    Paint correction comes first.

    Paint correction is the required preparation step before a SystemX coating. It reduces oxidation, swirl marks, and defects so the coating locks in a clean, corrected finish. Explore the process and scope on the paint correction page.

    FAQs

    Ceramic coating questions.

    Find the right coating option for your aircraft.