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I wanted to give you an update on ,my paint job. It looks as great today as it day the day you delivered it almost a year ago. I get a lot of questions asking where I got it painted; I hope some of them resulted in jobs for you. It is rare these days when someone does exactly what they promised and do so in a timely manner. My hobby is restoring classic cars and the one area, in which I can be guaranteed to have heartaches, is in the painting stage of the build. I’ve had cars in shops for a year that were promised in a month and I have never had one that didn’t require follow for paint issues. You delivered when you promised and as you know , I haven’t been back since. What a breath of fresh air it was contracting you to paint my airplane.

Thanks for everything,

Ken Hale: AA-5B Grumman Tiger

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Our company purchased a Beechcraft bonanza that was in need of a new paint job and had no idea where to take it, not having an entire aircraft painted before this time. I found Arizona Aircraft Painting on the Internet in Phoenix Arizona (Falcon Field) and called them along with a couple of others around the area and found them to be someone I was comfortable with. An Aircraft paint job could go very well or very bad depending on the shop and the attention to detail one puts into it. We could have not been happier with the Paint job along with the detail. The complete aircraft was stripped, prepped, primed and painted. Including the inside of the wheel wells. All new decals were installed and the aircraft looks like new!
As an A&P mechanic I have seen the good and bad of aircraft paint and would recommend Arizona Aircraft to anyone!

A&P, Lynco Electric Co. Inc. Las Cruces NM

Nathan Wilcox: Beechcraft F33A Bonanza

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I spent five years building my RV-8A, so when it came time to have it painted, I carefully selected a paint shop to do the work. Arizona Aircraft Painting was that shop. The attention to detail from beginning to completion was outstanding. All of the employees were a joy to work with and completely professional. I was present and personally observed each step of the process. Being the builder, I wanted to disassemble and then reassemble after painting. They could not have been more accommodating. The end product speaks for itself. Now six years after completion, I still get stopped on the ramp and hear, “That is some beautiful paint job. Where did you get it done”.

Still makes me grin.

Ronald Smith: RV-8A