The process of making an airplane is extremely complex. It starts with the engineers creating the design, then comes the manufacturing of the different parts and their assembly. Once the aircraft is assembled, it is rigorously tested to make sure all parts work as they should. When testing is completed and all the aesthetic and decorative elements are installed, the aircraft is ready for use. All of these steps are essential to ensure the aircraft flies properly and complies with the necessary safety requirements upon its completion.
But what many people might not realize is that some of the most surface-level elements — the most literal ones, no less — are also some of the most critical steps in the process. Metal finishing for aerospace parts is a step that no manufacturer can afford to skip.
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