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PM Research Radome Boots For Socata Tbm 700/850 Aircraft
From $223.95 to $344.00
| Product Number | Description | Part Number | Price | Buy |
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| PM-190 | Radome Boot (Wing Mounted) (Norton 4906X) | 08-12423 | $231.95 | |
| PM-197 | Vertical Stabilizer Cap Mask | 08-15610 | $231.95 | |
| PM-195 | Wing Tip Mask Set (L & R) | 08-15611 | $231.95 | |
| PM-290 | Flap Track Inboard Mask Set (L & R) | 08-15612 | $223.95 | |
| PM-291 | Flap Track Center Mask Set (L & R) | 08-15613 | $223.95 | |
| PM-292 | Flap Track Outboard Mask Set (L & R) | 08-15614 | $223.95 | |
| PM-293 | Upper Cowl Tear Drop Mask | 08-15615 | $223.95 | |
| PM-294 | Horizontal Stabilizer Mask Set (L & R) | 08-15616 | $223.95 | |
| PM-296 | Engine Cowl Lip Mask | 08-15617 | $344.00 | |
| PM-297 | Spinner Mask | 08-15618 | $223.95 | |
| PM-298 | Dorsal Transition Mask | 08-15619 | $256.95 | |
| PM-299 | Elevator Tip Mask Set (L & R) | 08-15620 | $231.95 | |
| PM-390 | Rudder Tip Mask | 08-15621 | $256.95 | |
| PM-391 | Wing Root Fairing Mask Set (L & R) | 08-15622 | $344.00 |
Overview
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These Erosion Boots are the simplest and most cost effective solution that can save you thousands of dollars on maintenance costs by eliminating damage to high erosion areas. Prevent paint and surface erosion on susceptible leading edges of your aircraft such as radomes, navigation light lenses, wing root fairings, horizontal stabilizer tips, tail fairings, spinners, etc. Each boot is preformed from 0.012″ thick, clear adhesive polyurethane that acts as a protective barrier between your aircraft and the damaging elements that cause paint and surface damage. Save Money by installing the best paint and surface protection solution! Significantly extend the surface and paint life of your aircraft’s radome and leading edges by installing one of these low priced protection boots today! Erosion Protection Boots are the simplest and most cost effective solution that can save you thousands of dollars on maintenance costs by eliminating damage to high erosion areas on your aircraft. Prevent paint and surface erosion on susceptible leading edges of your aircraft such as radomes, navigation light lenses, wing root fairings, horizontal stabilizer tips, tail fairings, spinners, etc. Each mask is precision molded for a perfect fit from 0.012″ thick, clear adhesive polyurethane that acts as a protective barrier between your aircraft and the damaging elements that cause paint and surface damage. Nearly invisible after installation and UV stabilized to never yellow. Save Money by installing the best paint and surface protection solution! |
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Benefits
- Reduce costly maintenance and down time due to paint and surface erosion.
- The most cost effective aircraft paint and surface protection solution.
- Protect your investment by eliminating erosion on all leading edges.
- Optimized thickness is virtually invisible to radar.
- Provides 5+ years of paint erosion protection.
- UV stabilized to eliminate yellowing over time.
- Extremely simple and easy to install.
- Nearly invisible after installation.
- The best Quality & Customer Service guaranteed!
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PM-190 Wing Radome Boot Mask
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