Authentic research based World War Two color as used by the German Wehrmacht Afrika Korps or German Africa Corps, Deutsches Afrikakorps, or DAK in North Africa on equipment, ordnance, vehicles and helmets. The paint is an exact match in sheen, color and shade from examples in the IMA collection and produced by a premium United States paint manufacturer exclusively for International Military Antiques, meaning this paint is MADE IN THE USA!

Note: UPS Ground shipments ONLY (ORM-D Hazmat Classification). No shipping outside the continental 48 states. No air shipments available. Helmet is shown for illustrative purposes only and is not included.

Shake spray paint cans vigorously for 1–2 minutes after the mixing ball begins to rattle to ensure pigments are properly mixed. Shake the can up-and-down and side-to-side, and periodically re-shake during use to maintain consistency. Failing to shake properly can lead to uneven color and wasted product.

To clean a spray paint nozzle, remove it and soak in acetone, paint thinner, or mineral spirits for several hours to overnight. For quick fixes, use compressed air or a fine needle to clear debris, or spray the nozzle with a cleaner like WD-40.  Prevent future clogs by inverting the can and spraying until clear after each use.
Methods for Cleaning and Unclogging:

- Soaking: Remove the nozzle and soak it in a small container of acetone, mineral spirits, or paint thinner for a few hours or overnight to dissolve dried paint.

- Aerosol Solvent: Use a specialized product like Montana Gold Acetone Cap Cleaner or simply put the clogged nozzle on a can of WD-40 and spray until the solvent comes out clear.

- Manual Cleaning: Use a thin wire, such as a sewing needle or a wire twist tie, to gently poke through the nozzle orifice. Be careful not to enlarge the hole.

- Compressed Air: After soaking, use compressed air to blow through the nozzle from the bottom to remove softened debris.

Preventive Maintenance:
- Clear the Nozzle: When finished painting, turn the can upside down and press the nozzle for 2–3 seconds until only clear propellant comes out.

- Remove and Clean: After use, remove the cap and clean it with mineral spirits before storing.