Description
Paint in a 40 ml jar (6×5×5 cm) acrylic-alkyd, primer and enamel combined in one product. The color is selected according to the RAL code. RAL 6006 is intended for painting German helmets from 1940, gas mask boxes, mess kits, grenades and other large items (boxes, for example).
The paint is very matte! There is a matte scale, where gloss 0-10% is an absolutely matte color, there is no gloss even in the sun's rays. Our paint has a matte finish of up to 10%, there is no gloss even when exposed to light. The matte finish appears after complete drying (24 hours). It takes 0,5-2 hours to dry to the touch at room temperature.
The paint is specially designed for ferrous and non-ferrous metals that will be exposed to high humidity and temperature changes. Withstands a difference of -60°C to +150°C. Does not fade, resistant to UV.
It is recommended to apply with a spray gun. If you don't have one, you need to apply with a roller to give a uniform shagreen. You can apply with a brush on small objects.
Consumption per layer is 100-120 g/m². 2 layers are recommended. Before work, the paint must be thoroughly mixed.
Historical reference.
The photo shows the original kettle in its original 1938 color and a drop of our RAL 6006 paint on a sheet of paper.
