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Looks like the paint stick my Dad once had, a thousand coats later and the 3/8" dia 'stick' looked like a lolly pop on the business end!

 

Martin.

 

Yes Martin you are quite correct. It is a clod of paint removed from a vehicle.

 

 

But based on the colours what possibly could it be from?

 

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Now see here, FV1609 - how about a decent image for a start? :angry

 

I count around 44 distinct layered colours there, quite a few of which seem to be primer - but some of these colours could be the section of each layer of paint appearing as a different colour to the surface.

 

44 (including 5 or so primers) seems a few too many to me, even for the Army :nut:

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To have had so many different colours, I wonder if it was something like a jerry can or tanker fluid cap that would have been colour coded by it's contents.

 

I've already let the cat out of the bag this is from a vehicle.

 

In fact it was once featured in an International Defence Review.

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Mobile paint-spraying workshop/spray booth? Usually that level of paint gets chiseled off the fittings that support the part(s) being spray painted.

 

Chris.

 

Ingenious Chris but this was an armoured vehicle.

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