Sympacolor paint sprays are made from samples of colors taken from historical objects. Therefore, they can be used in all kinds of materials for the practice of historical recreation, as well as for the restoration of period objects, obtaining the totally characteristic color.

Do not try to find in "Pantones" a color that will never be exact to the military equipment or vehicle you need ... We provide you with an original color of a 100% genuine product.

 

Perfect for vehicles and military equipment.

Color used by the German Army for belt buckles and accessories in 1914. WW1.

 

Main features:

 

- Color Green Gray Mat, Feldgrau Mat 1914 German Army WW1

- High quality synthetic paint

- Content 400 ml

- Quick drying synthetic paint, for indoor or outdoor.

- Using this spray paint we will achieve a great coverage of the painted surface, from 1 to 2 m².

 

It can be applied to different materials:

 

- Iron, Wood, Hard Plastic, Textile, Glass ...

- Also in Aluminum, not being its strong point.

 

It is removed with alcohol, gasoline or methanol.

 

General recommendations:

 

Agitate the spray vigorously for 1 minute after the mixing balls sound. The surfaces to be painted must be clean, dry and consistent. Protect surfaces that should not be painted. Make powdered test in a non-visible area. Apply in thin and crossed layers from a distance of 25 to 30 cm. Applying two thin layers, before a thick one, you will get a better protection and a homogeneous finish. Between layer and layer wait between 5-30 min. Do not use this spray in connected equipment or in operation. Clean the valve by turning the spray upside down and spray until only gas comes out.

 

The Spray model used, takes care of the environment and is very qualitatively above other models in the market.

 

The choice of color is important, the quality of the paint also.

 

The photographs are merely illustrative. The tone of the product may vary slightly with that of the images displayed, depending on many factors, such as the light exposure, formats and equipment used for viewing, etc.