jay21112
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Check out this page:
http://www.extreme-decals.com/Pre_Made_Helmets.html
The helmets look amazing.
I love the rising sun one. If I could get them to do it over a black background instead of white, I think I'd buy it.
Here's my problem though
The following is posted on their site about the shields:
"CLEANING AIRBRUSHED MOTORCYCLE HELMET SHIELDS
Your new airbrushed helmet may have included a matching airbrushed shield. If so you will need to clean it using the following steps so you do not damage the artwork.
Always remove the shield from the helmet first.
Take the shield and place it under running water and let the water loosen the bugs / dirt, then take a very small dab of regular dish detergent and gently work up a lather gently with hands (no towels).
Do not use anything stronger than dish detergent as it may smear or even remove the artwork. I use Dupont CUT-IN-CLEAR in an aerosol can to protect them but it has its limits.
Then take a paper towel and lightly dab the shield to remove most of the water and let it dry on its own the rest of the way. Do not rub the shield as the towel will catch the holes in the material and mess things up.
This is our preferred way of cleaning to ensure longevity and protect the original finish.
DISCLAIMER AND LIABILITY LIMITS ON ALL AIRBRUSHED SHIELDS
Airbrushed shields cut down vision and they can be a risk! The perforated material cuts down approximately 8-10% of your normal vision. Rain will fill the holes completely and eliminate vision totally if you become caught in a rain storm of any type while wearing a helmet with this type of shield. We highly recommend getting a spare shield to swap out for normal riding. The airbrushed shields are actually for show use only so be careful and use at your own risk!
AJR AIRBRUSH ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY!
THE USER TAKES SOLE RESPONSIBILITY FOR DETERMINING AND COMPLYING WITH ALL APPLICABLE STANDARDS!!!"[/QUOTE]
Now I know when I ride, my shield gets nice and dirty and it take a bit to get all that gunk and bugs off. So I'm not sure i'd ever be able to clean the damned shield if I got a painted visor.
Anyone have any experiences to share?
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http://www.extreme-decals.com/Pre_Made_Helmets.html
The helmets look amazing.
I love the rising sun one. If I could get them to do it over a black background instead of white, I think I'd buy it.
Here's my problem though
The following is posted on their site about the shields:
"CLEANING AIRBRUSHED MOTORCYCLE HELMET SHIELDS
Your new airbrushed helmet may have included a matching airbrushed shield. If so you will need to clean it using the following steps so you do not damage the artwork.
Always remove the shield from the helmet first.
Take the shield and place it under running water and let the water loosen the bugs / dirt, then take a very small dab of regular dish detergent and gently work up a lather gently with hands (no towels).
Do not use anything stronger than dish detergent as it may smear or even remove the artwork. I use Dupont CUT-IN-CLEAR in an aerosol can to protect them but it has its limits.
Then take a paper towel and lightly dab the shield to remove most of the water and let it dry on its own the rest of the way. Do not rub the shield as the towel will catch the holes in the material and mess things up.
This is our preferred way of cleaning to ensure longevity and protect the original finish.
DISCLAIMER AND LIABILITY LIMITS ON ALL AIRBRUSHED SHIELDS
Airbrushed shields cut down vision and they can be a risk! The perforated material cuts down approximately 8-10% of your normal vision. Rain will fill the holes completely and eliminate vision totally if you become caught in a rain storm of any type while wearing a helmet with this type of shield. We highly recommend getting a spare shield to swap out for normal riding. The airbrushed shields are actually for show use only so be careful and use at your own risk!
AJR AIRBRUSH ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY!
THE USER TAKES SOLE RESPONSIBILITY FOR DETERMINING AND COMPLYING WITH ALL APPLICABLE STANDARDS!!!"[/QUOTE]
Now I know when I ride, my shield gets nice and dirty and it take a bit to get all that gunk and bugs off. So I'm not sure i'd ever be able to clean the damned shield if I got a painted visor.
Anyone have any experiences to share?
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