I have cleaned helmets 300 precisely, maybe more. I didn't consider.
Always from oxalic acid only positive result.
I have cleaned helmets 300 precisely, maybe more. I didn't consider.
Always from oxalic acid only positive result.
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Hi guys.I cleaned a fighting helmet from the first line of defense today.
Great transformation
"Please", Thank You" and proper manners appreciated
My greatest fear is that one day I will die and my wife will sell my guns for what I told her I paid for them
"Don't tell me these are investments if you never intend to sell anything" (Quote: Wife)
Hi Artem, as you rightly say the faker was incompetent, as to mark a helmet with so much information would be against any common sense. Such details would impart too much information to the enemy. Great work on your helmet restorations too. I might add.by Artem 1945
The master of fakes was not competent and was mistaken
Great work
Superb thread, just amazing how the helmets are incredibly transformed to its original state. I am waiting to receive this M38 helmet and I will definetely use this technique. Do you believe, out of your experience, that I could get a good result on my helmet?
Your rust looks too heavy for oxalic to achieve much IMO.
I agree, too far gone
Once I receive the helmet I ll take good pictures and post it, nevertheless this is the thread that I entered some weeks back and where I was introduced by some other members about this oxalic technique. Have nothing to lose though, oxalic will definetely get rid of some rust, agree that it will be very difficult all of it
M38 helmet in relic condition
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