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A J Ludlow Collector's "Blanco" Khaki Green No3 used to colour the webbing used in this museum's Airborne Assault display
Product Description and Uses
A J Ludlow Collector's "Blanco" Khaki No3 is a water-soluble powdered paint, which has been designed to replicate the dark khaki green used mainly by the British army, in preparation for the Normandy landings and the liberation of North West Europe during the Second World War. "KG3" as it was known was used by each soldier to coat and colour their personal webbing equipment, so it would not stand out and be seen, especially during night time patrols. A J Ludlow Collector's "Blanco" has been formulated to be washable, unlike the original material so that it can be easily removed and not be a permanent coating. Authenticity and attention to detail has been a priority in the development of this product and so the colour has been matched to original Khaki Green No3 in Andrew's militaria collection.
Collector’s “Blanco” is ideal for adult collectors of militaria, military historians and museums, living history participants, etc, including those involved in theatre and film, who are looking to have flexibility and not have their collection of webbing equipment permanently coloured. This product is supplied as a free flowing powder.
Collector's “Blanco" is not a toy and is not recommended for use by persons under the age of 14 years.
Instructions for Use
Precautions
Collector’s “Blanco” is supplied in the form of a fine powder. Be careful when removing the powder from the pack and avoid spilling; cover work surfaces and floors in the area as a precaution and avoid using near carpets and other soft furnishing. Surface spills of dry powder should be dealt with promptly, avoiding the use of water if possible. Splashes, can be removed from clothing, by first allowing to dry and then brushing or vacuuming.
Although Collector’s “Blanco” presents no health hazard, every effort should be made to avoid generating dust and breathing it in. If contact with skin occurs, gently wash off with soap and water.
In the unlikely event of an allergic reaction, stop using immediately and seek medical attention.