is Nato green that sort of dusty matt primer looking stuff that the military bods use and wheren can I buy it. My 2A was originally blue but a previous owner has tried to make it look army style. he forgot to paint inside rear door under spare wheel mountin plate.
G-man
BBQ king
its the stuff the army use its available from loadsa places try anchor supplies
Anchor Supplies Ltd, Europes Leading Genuine Government Surplus Supplier
Anchor Supplies Ltd, Europes Leading Genuine Government Surplus Supplier
G-man
BBQ king
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she can sit on my cannon anyday!
she can sit on my cannon anyday!
So what exactly are we talking about here, paint which absorbs and retains radiant heat energy or a non reflective coating
Intermat specialize in special-countermeasure wide-spectrum anti-IR coating materials (400nm - 20000nm) for concealment against thermal observation and deception of heat-seeking missiles. Intermat is widely known for being the only company promoting these state-of-the-art, anti-thermal coating materials that have been developed after many years of R&D.
ANTI-THERMAL / ANTI-IR CAMOUFLAGE COATING MATERIALS
Intermat's anti-thermal / anti-IR coating materials are not just other camouflage paints that you have come across before. They are truly the most advanced technological achievement of electronic / thermal-type camouflage coating materials for all military assets. The fundamental principle regarding the application is perfect thermal concealment, so that assets are unidentifiable by all modern IR sensors and thermal tracking systems.
CAMOUFLAGE YOUR THERMAL SIGNATURE
One of the most commonly used techniques for tracing and scanning is the use of infrared photography that reveals those objects that are hotter than their surrounding environment. By using Intermat coating materials, you can achieve a balance / equalization between the environment's IR signature and the thermal signature of the asset.
ANTI-THERMAL / ANTI-IR CAMOUFLAGE COATING MATERIALS
Intermat's anti-thermal / anti-IR coating materials are not just other camouflage paints that you have come across before. They are truly the most advanced technological achievement of electronic / thermal-type camouflage coating materials for all military assets. The fundamental principle regarding the application is perfect thermal concealment, so that assets are unidentifiable by all modern IR sensors and thermal tracking systems.
CAMOUFLAGE YOUR THERMAL SIGNATURE
One of the most commonly used techniques for tracing and scanning is the use of infrared photography that reveals those objects that are hotter than their surrounding environment. By using Intermat coating materials, you can achieve a balance / equalization between the environment's IR signature and the thermal signature of the asset.
I used to earn a bit on overtime many moon's ago spraying military vehicles which passed through our shop, normally after some squaddie had pranged them. Only criteria was paint had to be adulterated with a flatting agent, so nothing shined. I guess coatings technology has moved on since 'Danny Boy called out for Broadsword'
Never mind speed guns (which I thought were radar and not IR) - you know all those police chase shows where it goes 'the offenders jumped out of the car and tried to hide in the woods, but didn't reckon on the thermal imaging camera in the police helicopter'... All you need is a suit painted with that stuff...
you just need to find the market for it now, liv... eh! does anyone know anywhere that the ability to hide from the cops might come in handy?
I think i have spotted the downside in the young un's cunning plan.........a big fook off polis german shepherd doesn't need IR or any thing else to find you in the bushes............it can just follow the odor of sh*te as you try to run away in your inch thick Blobby suit.
