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Deicing a booted P210
Deicing a booted P210
If my booted plane(P210) has ice/frost on it before takeoff what is the safest or compatible deicing fluids i can use to spray on? I've used TKS solution(with a hand sprayer) before on my previous un booted v35. But I don't know if it will affect the boots. No tks doesn't harm paint or glass as I know from previous use. Thanks for any advice.
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Re: Deicing a booted P210
You should be ok with that, I see that Aircraft Spruce is now selling it too. Other options would be glycol obtained from a FBO and sprayed on by hand, although now it will become harder to apply with a high wing aircraft.
Tom
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Re: Deicing a booted P210
Thank you
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