Blanco Webbing Cleaner

After many years in development we are pleased to welcome this much needed Blanco to our range.

Each colour has been painstakingly match to an example of an original period colour.

We currently offer the main 3 colours used during WWII.

No.97 (Pea Green) Used in the interwar period and right through to the 1950s, Often called Early War Pea Green this is ideal for any BEF or Later impression.

No. 103 (Light Green) Used in the interwar period and right through to the 1950s, Often called Mid War Light Green this is ideal for any WWII impression. 6th Airborne used 103 right up to June 1944 when it changed over to No.3 for D-Day.

KG.3 (Khaki Green) Used mainly from 1944 onwards in NWE and later Far East.

Our Blanco is in powder form (This was one of the ways it was issued in WWII and is far easier to get a consistant covering than the blocks) and one 200g bag is roughly the same as 2x Blocks,

If used correctly this will cover a full set of Battle Order Webbing, plus spare Belt & Anklets.

If wanting to do a Large Pack too we recommend ordering 2 boxes.

Product Description and Uses
Blanco webbing cleaner is a water-soluble powdered paint, which has been designed to replicate the materials used mainly by the British army, to coat and colour personal webbing equipment. The product has been formulated to match the properties of the original material and behave in a similar manner when the coated webbing equipment is worn outdoors. The colour of each variant has been designed to match the respective original. Blanco webbing cleaner is primarily aimed at adult military historians, living history participants, re-enactors, etc, including those involved in theatre and film.

BLANCO WEBBING CLEANER IS NOT TOY AND IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR USE BY PERSONS UNDER THE AGE OF 14 YEARS.
Instructions for Use
1. Brush off all loose dirt and old cleaner from the article to be cleaned.
2. Damp the surface of the article with clean water. Then sprinkle the Powder, spread evenly with a wet brush, sponge or cloth and RUB WELL into the fabric.
3. When dry, wipe over lightly with a cloth to remove loose particles.
4. DO NOT APPLY POWDER TOO FREELY.
5. In the case of very dirty equipment where warm water and soap have been used, the articles should be well rinsed with clean water before Cleaner is applied.
6. DIRTY EQUIPMENT SHOULD NOT BE SCRUBBED WITH A HARD BRUSH.

Precautions
Blanco webbing cleaner is supplied in the form of a fine powder. Be careful when removing the powder from the pack and avoid spilling; cover work surfaces and floors in the area as a precaution and avoid using near carpets and other soft furnishing. Surface spills of dry powder should be dealt with promptly, avoiding the use of water if possible. Splashes, can be removed from clothing, by first allowing to dry and then brushing or vacuuming. Although the Blanco webbing cleaner presents no health hazard, every effort should be made to avoid generating dust and breathing it in. If contact with skin occurs, gently wash off with soap and water.
In the unlikely event of an allergic reaction, stop using immediately and seek medical atention.

Storage
Store un-opened packs in a dry environment. Once opened, store the pack and powder in a dry sealed container. To store part used Blanco webbing cleaner paste, keep in a clean sealed container. Hazards Identfication and GHS labelling
Under the European Regulation No 1272/2008 on classification, labelling and packaging ofsubstances and mixtures, Blanco webbing cleaner is not classified as either a physical, health hazard, nor environmental hazard and so requires no labelling under the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals