Aircraft Painters Training
Mastering the techniques of primer and topcoat application is a fundamental requirement for those wishing to practice as aircraft technicians. The primary function of applying specialized paint systems is to safeguard structural substrates against corrosion while establishing an aerodynamically smooth, weight-efficient, and visually compliant finish.
Modules
7
Lessons
40
Course created by Bewengel Adem (Bon)
Module 1
Safety, Environmental Regulations, and Equipment
An introduction to the specialized equipment, environmental standards, and critical safety protocols required for modern aircraft painting operations.
Module 2
Prepare for Painting (Level 2)
Learn the essential techniques for stripping old paint, treating surfaces, and ensuring an entirely contamination-free substrate prior to painting.
Module 3
Applying Primer (Level 3)
Master the application of specialized aircraft primers to establish temporary and long-term corrosion resistance for the airframe.
Module 4
Applying Surface Top Coating (Level 3)
Discover the characteristics of aviation topcoats and learn professional spraying techniques to achieve an aerodynamically smooth and compliant finish.
Module 5
Troubleshooting Common Paint Troubles
Identify, resolve, and prevent frequent painting defects such as blushing, orange peel, and fisheyes to maintain finish integrity.
Module 6
Masking, Trim, Registration Marks, and Decals
Learn the legal and procedural requirements for applying trim, aircraft decals, and mandatory nationality/registration markings.
Module 7
Final Assessment
A comprehensive evaluation of aircraft painting concepts, including safety, preparation, application, and compliance.