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Corso Magenta is a French company that turns liquid paint into dry paint films. The films are used in several industries, including aeronautics, maritime and defence. The company is based in Nanterre, France.

The company says its process makes paint tougher and removes drying time. It also lets the film carry extra functions. The site names five main uses. These are RFID shielding for retail and supply chains, protection and decoration for retail and construction, dry finishes made in a factory for modular construction, fast repairs for aeronautics, maritime and defence, and fast composite finishes for industry.

For aircraft, Corso Magenta makes CorsoPatch, a repair patch made from a solid, adhesive paint film. Each patch is at least 10 cm across and 110 microns thick. It has a liner on one side and an application tape on the other. The site says the patch can be used on metal or composite surfaces, and for repair or livery. The CorsoPatch Aircraft version is made for the outside of Boeing, Airbus, ATR, Embraer and Bombardier aircraft. The company says it can save 85 percent of maintenance time on local paint damage such as lightning strikes, erosion and corrosion.

The site lists several approvals. Corso Magenta obtained a Part 21 G approval in 2021, which lets it make CorsoPatch Aircraft. EASA approved the product as a minor repair in June 2022, and the site also says it is FAA approved. The Solar Impulse foundation certified it in January 2022. The company holds seven international patents, and its ISO 9001 certification is in progress.

Visitors can reach the company by phone or by a contact form on the website. References on the site include Holiday Inn and other hotel names from the renovation side of the business.