Repair of fabric airplanes ~ Painting of fabric & metal ~ Consultation for DIYers

Jason Perkins A&P IA

Certified Federal Aviation Administration Airframe & Powerplant  Inspection Authorization Mechanic

with extensive knowledge in tube and fabric aircraft, specializing in ragwing restorations. Having maintained Alaska Bushplanes that are worked hard each day in a harsh environment, he is keenly aware of the trouble areas and solid remedies to give the best longevity.

Perkins trained intensely with the best-selling fabric system Poly-Fiber and its world-renowned fabric technicians, giving him a breadth and depth of knowledge on the covering process that is rarely seen this day and age. With post WWII projects, the hangar is inviting to those nostalgic for the Golden Age of Aviation. Being centrally located in Penobscot County, Dewitt Field draws customers from the entire state of Maine and beyond. This is a beautiful destination year-round, so as visitors fly in we encourage them to discover Old Town area amenities. A pilot himself, Perkins can even fly to the customer’s airport to assess the project and help formulate a plan to ship parts and line out various stages of the project.

Customers feel the service is a value, giving feedback that the charges are “less than what I was expecting.”          “The paint job is fantastic!”

“Wow, your techniques are amazing – way better than that other guy I was going to hire.” “Looks great.Real nice job!”                                          

“This service is great!” “Man ain’t she pretty!! Thank you!” “Super enthused about the job you folks did!”

“Your paint job exceeds my expectations… I appreciate you have the project ahead of schedule.”

“Never in my wildest dreams did I expect a paintjob would look this good” “You far exceeded my wildest expectations!”

“Making the line parallel with the tape gives it that slight downward swoosh appearance – it’s perfect – thank you!”  

“There is a huge need for this service in the area.” “I’m definitely spreading  the  word  that  you  are  professional.”