Evergreen Aviation Restoration Services Explains Aircraft Fabric Covering

After months, even years, of arduous construction and restoration, it can be a daunting prospect to finalize an aircrafts build; after all, no matter how flawless the craftsmanship underneath, the outside finish often distinguishes an aircraft. 

Fabric covering, therefore, represents at least one of the more demanding and challenging aspects to completing a high-quality aircraft restoration.  Recently, Aero-TV spoke with Jeff Paulson, co-owner of Evergreen Aviation Services and Restorations, to get his expertise on the art of fabric covering.

Since focusing his business on airplane repair and restorations in 2003, Paulson and his team have completed award-winning restorations including a Travel Air 4000 and a Fairchild 24.  Based in Scappoose, Oregon, the company also offers fabric recovery support, from complete disassembly to simple repairs and modifications.

Evergreen Aviation Services and Restorations specializes in a unique fabric covering system called “Air-Tech.”  The Air-Tech coating system utilizes the latest in polyurethane technology, offering exceptional strength while still remaining flexible.  Contrary to the standard doping process, the substantial color palette available allows an aircraft to be finished in all matching colors from the fabric to the metal components.

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