Fiber ProTector America

Fiber Specialties, LLC. understands, and wholeheartedly believes that Customer Service, and Quality are of the utmost importance when dealing with Aircraft. We also bring this level of service and expertise to our Residential and Commercial customers. Our Applicators have years of experience in dealing with the most discerning clients. We have buil... t a team with ranging experience in private aviation and custom residential projects. Our Applicators have Aircraft Interior Cabinetry, Upholstery, and Install experience and know how to treat every finish, textile or products that are used in Aircraft Completions or Refurbishments. We evaluate every job for compatibility with any of our products and processes prior to treatment, and have the knowledge to address any concerns you may have. While we welcome Clients to have treatments applied here in Boise, Sun Valley or McCall, Idaho, our applicators are ready to travel to your location for treatment. After 15 years in the Aviation Industry, Fiber Specialties, LLC. was born out of a passion for designing High end Aircraft Interiors in both OEM Completions and Custom Refurbishments, yet seeing them destroyed by wear, improper cleaning, and spills. Fiber Specialties, LLC. was created to exclusively apply the premier textile treatment Fiber ProTector to Corporate and Private Jets both new and used. Our founder Devin Frizzell, an accomplished Aircraft Interior Designer whom also holds an Airframe and Powerplant license has designed and worked on custom Interiors for Gulfstream, Bombardier, Dassault Falcon Jet, Pilatus, and many more, always had the future in mind for his Interior Designs. Focused on maintenance friendly designs, textile durability, innovative upholstery designs, and overall interior and product longevity, he never wanted to sacrifice "good" design, for durability. Circa 2007, Devin started using FiberProTector for his Clients Interiors. With textiles treated with Fiber ProTector, so many options opened up for designs and material usage. A need was ...Read More