Aircraft Paint Protection

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Product Details

Exact Specifications and Fit

Product Type
Paint Sealant
Suitable Surfaces
Aircraft painted surfaces including composite and fabric
Ingredients
Three specially formulated bonding agents
Available Sizes
1 US Pint, Case of 12 US Pints, 1 US Gallon
Application Method
Hand or machine polisher recommended
Polisher Tip
Use wool bonnet at comfortable speed
Manufacturer
Jet Stream Aviation Products Inc.
Origin
Dallas, Texas

What arrives

One unit of Liquid Diamond Multi-Polymer Paint Sealant in selected size

Designed For

Aircraft Painted Surfaces

Shake well. Apply directly using a clean microfiber applicator evenly over a 4’ x 4’ area. For best results, remove with a machine polisher using a wool bonnet while polish is still wet. Manual application possible but machine polisher recommended.

Including composite and fabric materials

Safe for all aircraft painted surfaces, including composite and fabric materials.

Delivery Information

Shipping and Returns

Shipping

Shipping rates vary by destination and are calculated at checkout. Supplier creates shipping labels within 2 days.

Returns

30 day returns accepted with no label or restocking fee according to supplier policy.
Bottles of Liquid Diamond Multi-Polymer Paint Sealant in 1 Pint, Case of 12 Pints, and 1 Gallon sizes

Quiet gloss, long runway

Liquid Diamond settles into paint with a calm certainty, leaving a deep, even sheen that looks composed on the tarmac and unbothered by the day.

Between flights

A finish that waits with you in the hangar light

Built for aircraft paint

Hangar dust, sun, and industrial fallout take the edge off a carefully kept finish. Liquid Diamond Multi-Polymer Paint Sealant is made to seal painted surfaces from that daily drift. Used within paint protection programs or as an extra pass after waxing, it creates a bonded layer across the surface. Work small, keep it wet, and the depth returns with ease.

Calm, bonded, consistent

When an aircraft looks settled and clean, every departure feels considered. Liquid Diamond is blended with three specially formulated ingredients that bond to aircraft painted surfaces, including composite and fabric, for lasting protection. Safe across all aircraft paint, it fits into real maintenance rhythms—applied by hand or refined with a machine polisher. The result is less worry, more time in the air.

For the keeper of the shine

Pilots, owners, and maintenance crews who maintain aircraft paint and want a sealed, protected surface with a composed gloss.

How to bring it to life

Shake well, apply to a manageable 4' x 4' area with a clean microfiber applicator, and remove—preferably with a machine polisher and wool bonnet—for the best finish.
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Meet Jet Stream Aviation

A History of Aircraft Detailing Innovation

Jet Stream Aviation Products Inc. began when technicians refused to keep using janitorial and automotive cleaners for aircraft work. Through trial and error they partnered with a chemical lab and an experienced chemist to develop aircraft-specific chemical formulations. Since the 1980s the company has refined those formulas; family owned and operated since 1981, the team brings more than 60 years of combined experience and has detailed roughly 50,000 aircraft. Their stated mission—to honor the LORD—shapes how they operate. For buyers this means practical, field-informed cleaners, surface protectants, and detailing solutions developed to meet the demanding, hands-on needs of aircraft care and maintenance.
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Need to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Liquid Diamond be used on composite or fabric aircraft surfaces?
Yes. It is safe on all aircraft painted surfaces, including composite and fabric.
Do I need a machine polisher to use it?
You can use it by hand, but a machine polisher is recommended for the best results.
When should I apply it in my care routine?
Use it within your paint protection program or as an additional step after waxing to seal the surface.
How large an area should I work at a time?
Apply evenly to a 4' x 4' section and polish small, manageable areas while the product is still wet.
Any application tips for a better finish?
Shake well, use a clean microfiber applicator, keep the polish wet, and remove with a machine polisher on a comfortable speed using a wool bonnet.