Gas Mask Restoration Services
For Allied/Axis GasMaskes.
I’ve Been Collecting and Dealing in GasMaskes for more than 6 years.
I can Properly clean and restore a dried out Allied/Axis Gasmaske. I can also remove post war Paint and grime.
I’ve owned many German GasMaskes and the most common problem is the rubber sealant. All to common you see cracking and hardening of the rubber reinforcement around the edges of a GM30 and the deformation of both models caused by prolonged storage inside the gas mask canister.
When not in transit and for longterm storage the German Gasmaske should always be kept on a Spanner. A spanner is basically an aluminum form that helps keep the shape of the mask the same way a shoe form does to a boot. Through trial and error I have found a method that restores rubber to how it would have been when it came out of the factory.
Please inquire with questions and photos before you send me your Mask!
Surface Cleaning (remove dust, dirt, postwar paint etc)
$10
Surface Repair (rips tears on mask) Non-Rubber Surface
$55
Rubber Mending (tears holes)
$75
Full Rubber and Mask Restoration *RECOMMENDED*
Addresses all issues.
$99.99