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Why does Cessna use vinyl graphics for striping and exterior trim instead of paint?

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Why does Cessna use vinyl graphics for striping and exterior trim instead of paint?

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For 2005-model aircraft, Skyhawk exterior striping and trim is vinyl. Only the ‘N’ numbers on the Skylane and Stationair models are vinyl – the remainder of the exterior color is painted. Vinyl ‘N’ numbers are used because in our experience, most of our customers desire to apply a personalized ‘N’ number upon purchase of the aircraft. Use of vinyl as opposed to paint makes this process much easier and less expensive for our customers. Skyhawk production for 2005 will continue to utilize vinyl graphics as we evaluate the possible transition of our production process to the same paint/vinyl application as is used on the other piston aircraft models.

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