Quality care for aircraft de-ice boots

De-ice Boot Scrubbing Sponges

Product details

Exact fit and effective use

Product
De-ice Boot Scrubbing Sponges
Variants
2 Sponges, 12 Sponges
Safety
Will not harm or scratch aircraft de-ice boots
Usage
Use with Jet Stream's Pbs Prep
Cleaning
Rinse and wring in soapy water to clean
Durability
Long lasting and flexible

What arrives

Pack of either 2 or 12 flexible scrubbing sponges

How it works

Safe scrubbing for de-ice boots

Wet the de-ice boot with water.
Apply Jet Stream's Pbs Prep to either the boot or sponge.
Scrub horizontally in small sections to remove old treatments down to flat rubber.
Rinse area after each section.
Do not allow Pbs Prep to dry on the boot.
Clean sponges in soapy water and air dry.

Designed to remove old treatments without surface harm

Designed specifically for use on aircraft de-ice boots.
Used with Jet Stream's Pbs Prep cleaning solution.

Shipping & returns

Reliable service from Jet Stream Aviation Products Inc.

Shipping

Supplier creates shipping label within 2 days.
Shipping rates and estimates are available at checkout.

Returns

30 day returns accepted with no label or restocking fees.
De-ice Boot Scrubbing Sponges in two pack and twelve pack options

Quiet maintenance, clear runway

Sunlit yellow blocks that turn grit and old residue into clean, flat black—one pass at a time.

On the ramp

Hands on the boots, dawn on the horizon

Made for the task at hand

Old boot treatments cling like history, building up in layers that dull the surface and slow the work.
De-ice Boot Scrubbing Sponges arrive soaked with purpose, carrying Jet Stream’s Pbs Prep to lift what doesn’t belong.
Flexible and long lasting, they scrub without scratching, so attention stays on the next section—not on damage control.

Clean lines, ready wings

When the rubber shows a true flat black, everything reads clearer—the edge of a boot, the sweep of a wing, the rhythm of preflight.
These sponges keep the motion simple: wet, apply, scrub horizontally, rinse, move on.
In a space where time and touch both count, they bring calm efficiency to a necessary ritual.

For those who keep aircraft honest

Aircraft owners, technicians, and detailers who regularly strip and refurbish de-ice boots with Jet Stream’s Pbs Prep.

In practice

Work small areas after wetting the boot, apply Pbs Prep to the surface or sponge, scrub horizontally until old treatments lift to flat black rubber, then rinse and continue.
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About the maker

Jet Stream Aviation Products Inc.

Jet Stream Aviation Products Inc. began when technicians refused to keep using janitorial and automotive cleaners for aircraft work. Through trial and error they partnered with a chemical lab and an experienced chemist to develop aircraft-specific chemical formulations. Since the 1980s the company has refined those formulas; family owned and operated since 1981, the team brings more than 60 years of combined experience and has detailed roughly 50,000 aircraft. Their stated mission—to honor the LORD—shapes how they operate. For buyers this means practical, field-informed cleaners, surface protectants, and detailing solutions developed to meet the demanding, hands-on needs of aircraft care and maintenance.
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Questions answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these sponges scratch de-ice boots?
No.
They’re designed to scrub without harming or scratching aircraft de-ice boots.
Do they need Pbs Prep to work?
Yes, they’re intended to carry Jet Stream’s Pbs Prep while you scrub away old treatments, bugs, and dirt.
What’s the best way to use them on a boot?
Wet the boot, apply Pbs Prep to the boot or sponge, scrub horizontally in small sections until the surface returns to flat black, then rinse before moving on.
What if Pbs Prep dries on the surface?
Apply a small amount of Pbs Prep to the sponge, lightly scrub the area, and rinse with water.
How do I clean the sponges after use?
Wring them out in a bucket of soapy water, rinse with clean water, and let them dry.