apple-green 'exact color'

Important details regarding the "apple-green" shade:

This denomination is unofficial, it comes from the world of the militaria collection.
The real apple-green shade is not RAL6003 as many people think. The first apple-green helmets were German 1916 models. The RAL color chart was created in 1927 ...
If you compare M16 or M35 so-called "apple-green" helmets to RAL6003 you will see that it is not the same color.
The apple green that I offer on my site is the exact reproduction of the color of an M16 helmet very well preserved. I compared with several M35, the color is identical.

real apple green is not RAL6003.

Exact color reproduced from a M16 German helmet, one on the picture. It's the same color as the apple-green M35s.

Color very faithfully reformulated by a colorist to whom I have worn many WW2 helmets and various materials to reproduce colors. I was there that day to make sure of the quality.

Professional quality paint, not available in traditional shops. Satin rendering, fast drying. This color is an exclusive DDAY-1944.COM

!!! matte or satin paints can become shiny if you load them too much. Make a first light coat, without trying to cover at all costs, then when dry to touch a second finish.

This paint will harden completely after 7 to 10 days. Before this time, even if it is dry on the surface, it will remain soft.

250ml / 8.45us fl oz, you can paint severals helmets.

IMPORTANT

Some pigments are heavier than others. It is therefore very important to thoroughly mix the paint scraping the bottom with a spatula.

thinner : cellulose thinner (if necessary)

Cleaning tools: white spirit