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CANVAS EQUIPMENT

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$6.82 $10.33 In stock

Canvas equipment. Set of 4 acrylic paints, with the appropriate colors for painting military equipment made of canvas, such as belts, backpacks, etc., primarily used by Allied troops. Before using the paint can, pierce the cap. We recommend inserting a small ball or stirrer into the can to facilitate mixing the paint.


Contains:


SW26 Olivgrun 44


SW29 Grau


SW34 Pale Earth


SW32 Sahara Sand

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Madison ★★★★★

The olive and khaki tones match the webbing on my vintage pack perfectly, and the paint goes on thick enough that one coat covers the worn spots. I’ve already touched up a belt and a canteen cover, and the color stays put without cracking.

Richard B. ★★★★★

The greens and browns in this set are spot-on for my repro canvas gear—matched my belt and backpack perfectly after a couple coats. Dries to a nice matte finish that doesn't look shiny or fake.

Andrew V. ★★★★☆

Wanted a reliable way to touch up an old canvas belt, and these paints cover well without being too thick. The set has just the right shades for British and American gear. Only wish the bottle labels were a bit more durable.