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Article about: I got this helmet for Christmas and it wasn't too expensive, at some point someone painted the helmet black and underneath that was silver. I was going to restore the helmet and just paint o

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    I got this helmet for Christmas and it wasn't too expensive, at some point someone painted the helmet black and underneath that was silver. I was going to restore the helmet and just paint over the black but instead I was just going to strip off all the paint so I did than I discovered something amazing, I thought there would be no original paint underneath but than the original ww1 green paint came through! Not the best looking but I'm happy with it! I'll show a before and after picturesChristmas miracle!Christmas miracle!Christmas miracle!Christmas miracle!Christmas miracle!Christmas miracle!Christmas miracle!Christmas miracle!

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    That's not bad, nice M16/17

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    Very nice!!! I just got a M17!! I just posted it in the Imperial section though looks like a size 62 from the lugs, great job stripping it!!

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    That's a pretty good result, and worth the effort IMO.
    Nice job.

    Brad.

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    Thanks guys! Yes it's a m16 size 62 marked G62 and there's a number up top that says 1018 which must be the batch number, I used paint stripper and a scraper but to bad some of the new paint wouldn't come off

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    You have done well to retrieve any of the original paint from underneath that black layer!! Well done. Leon.

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    Nic to see a black transitional that isn't automatically an SS.

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    Agreed!

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    Good job, I have had one whit original liner & chin strap. Not sure was it Austrian or German but I love those pots.
    R

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    Great luck.

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