Anti-shatter solution
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This item was found in Val Ryan's father's shed in Melbourne. The paint was used on windows during WWII to prevent the glass splintering during air raids.
Tin of Taubman's anti-shatter solution with label listing directions for use.
Definitely reduces the splintering and prevents the flying of glass from blasts during air raids or gun fire.
