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New purchase: M16 helmet

Article about: This is a recent purchase towards the collection, a m16 maker marked G62 it has no cracks or dents and I paid about 180\\$ for it, I'm happy with it! Maybe there is some original paint under t

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    This is a recent purchase towards the collection, a m16 maker marked G62 it has no cracks or dents and I paid about 180$ for it, I'm happy with it! Maybe there is some original paint under the post war paint. New purchase: M16 helmet

    Sorry for the lack of pictures

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    From what I can see original M-16 might see what's under the black stuff. I would as it could be a decent shell who knows. timothy

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    Looks a nice honest shell!....

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    Is there a way to get the black off without damaging what's underneath?

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    Acetone would likely do the trick.

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    You have to see what kind of paint is on the lid, ie ,enamels, gloss, acrylics, or car paint, acetone will not work on certain types of paint,therefore you have to test a small area, preferably the inside skirt at the rear

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    Dave is right, depends on the paint, but try acetone in a small spot somewhere indiscreet if you can.

    Brad.

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    Thanks guys for the help! I'll see what paint is on it when it gets here.

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