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As Arne mentioned, be careful as painting may void the warranty or the rating of the helmet. Most of the people I know that are doing that kind of thing are using autoair colors (waterbase) then clearing the helmet with regular clear coat. Main thing to remember is that what makes a helmet work is the case fractures when it does it's job to spred the impact (my understanding at least, also one of the reasons they say a helmet should be replaced or checked if dropped), anything that hinders that process reduces the helmets impact factor.

You are right, Lance.

You wouldn't want to put chemicals or solvents on the helmet that might get into the resin it's made of, and weaken it.

And like Arne said, a helmet should have painting info with it, so you know what you can use.

thx

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