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Aero Scrubber Pads
MFR Model# ASP5
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Aero Scrubber is a soft, non-scratching, long-lasting, reusable scrubber pad. Use with Wash Wax ALL to help remove bugs from leading edges or use with Wash Wax ALL (Degreaser) or Belly Wash on tough cleaning jobs such as aircraft bellies, engine areas, wheels, and tires. TIP: Spray Wash Wax ALL on bugs and let soak for 10-15 min. then re-spray and wipe off. This will make bug removal much easier. |
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Worked well, I used it to clean the oil residue from the belly and it did not scratch the paint
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AERO COSMETICS SCRUBBER PAD 5 PK
They really do the trick on bugs
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AERO COSMETICS SCRUBBER PAD 5 PK
I used one with Belly Soap to clean a lot of oil residue from the belly of an airplane I purchased. It did a great job without scratching paint. It’s billed as reusable, but I was unable to wash the oil out of it. For nearly any other kind of dirt I suspect it’s washable and reusable. I was pleased enough with the results that I’ve ordered more of them.
They are ok. I used them with Washwax All to clean bugs off the leading edge of the wing of my composite airplane. I also tried them on bird poop that fell from the FBOs hangar onto the top of the wing. I felt that a microfiber cloth did a better job. If something was old and embedded these might be helpful to agitate but I think I would still need to follow with microfiber.
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