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       TG No. 144                                                              August 1987


       Table B-1
       NSNs for enamel, alkyd, camouflage (MIL-E-52798)
                                                       National stock number
                 Color
                                         5 Gallons                      I Gallon

            Desert sand               8010-00-111-8353              8010-00-111-8004
            Sand                      8010-00-111-8336              8010-00-111-7988
            Earth  yellow             8010-00-111-8130              8010-00-111-7968
            Earth  red                8010-00-111-8345              8010-00-111-8003
            Field  drab               8010-00-111-8129              8010-00-111-7943
            Earth  brown              8010-00-111-8338              8010-00-111-7998
            Olive  drab               8010-00-111-8069              8010-00-111-7940
            Light  green              8010-00-111-8007              8010-00-111-7930
            Dark green                8010-00-111-8042              '8010-00-111-7938
            Forest green              8010-00-111-8010              8010-00-111-7937
            Black                     8010-00-111-8356              8010-00-111-8005



                 (2) The Olive drab enamel and white enamel used    on aluminum metal
       must meet the same specifications as the enamels used on     ferrous metals.

                 (3) When fiberglass parts are painted, the same    materials used to
       paint ferrous metals are used.

       B-2. LACQUERS.

            a. Paints. Lacquers are finish materials that dry by evaporation of the
       volatile o@rtion only. They deposit a film that is generally thinner than the
       film provided by other paints.
            b. Thi:n:r - Lacquer thinner (MIL-T-6095) is the standard material for
       reducing  th    i: COSIty Of the lacquers to spraying consistency. When high
and lacquer thinners
       (TT-T-266). This material evaporates slower than cellulose nitrate dope,
       blush retarding thinner (MIL-T-6095) and prevents the condensation of moisture
       on the surface of the lacquer film. Composition of these materials can be
       found in paragraphs C-24 and C-25.

            c. Primers. When ferrous metal or aluminum is painted with lacquer, use
       primer, lacquer (MIL-P-11414) prior to application of the topcoat. Magnesium
       alloy metal requires a primer meeting MIL-P-15930. Composition of these
       materials are presented in paragraphs C-10 and C-11.




                                                B-2
Box ID = BX000000
Unit = VII CORPS       
Parent Organization = ARCENT          
Folder Title = PORT OPERATIONS CARC PAINTING POLICY                                                            
Subject = ARMY REGULATION 11-34 (RESPIRATORY PROTECTION PROGRAM
Document Number =        103
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