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I quite fancy getting my helmet painted ( :eek ). Does anyone know any local places apart from Bike Paints that does this sort of thing.

Im looking for a variation to my present design (Shoei Kagayama).
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There wa a thread about airbrushing a while ago , try doing a search
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I have had a bike painted by Bikepaints, good job done.

I have also had a helmet airbrushed by Grant Hood. Work was excelent. http://www.granthood.co.uk/gallerypages ... otland.php
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How long did it take to get it done? Dont have a spare helmet.
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Depending on the detail really.

My one took a month, as he was doing a special bike for a movie premier.
Depends on the time of year also, summer time being longest delay.
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there used to be a guy in mastrick aberdeen that specialiced in tartans dont now if he still does it though.think the name was airways but not sure :roll
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coullstar wrote:How long did it take to get it done? Dont have a spare helmet.
I have a spare Arai - size small if you like while yours gets painted.
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Thanks but I have a big head (so Im told). Im not sure if Im going for it anyway. Current one is about 5 yrs old so its maybe time for a new one.
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http://www.bobfalconer.co.uk ....amazing work,seen it 1st hand
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coullstar wrote:Thanks but I have a big head (so Im told). Im not sure if Im going for it anyway. Current one is about 5 yrs old so its maybe time for a new one.
Treat yourself to a new plain white lid and get that painted , use your old lid until you new one is ready. :2up
Plain colours tend also to be a bit cheaper.
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dylan wrote:www.bobfalconer.co.uk ....amazing work,seen it 1st hand
Thanks, got a quote and Im going for it. :cool
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dylan wrote:http://www.bobfalconer.co.uk ....amazing work,seen it 1st hand
Well Im still waiting to see it first hand :x

Didnt mind waiting but 6 months is taking the piss.
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:eek Spooky, 2 seconds after that last post he phoned to say its ready. Picking it up tomorrow so will put up pics. Im actually a bit excited now.
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dylan wrote:http://www.bobfalconer.co.uk ....amazing work,seen it 1st hand
ive seen some of this guys work too as i guy i work with got his bike an helmet painted by him , top class job :2up
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My new one, again done by Grant Hood Designs.

Simpson Diamondback. This will keep the rozzers happy i suppose. :log

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thats well smart coddy :2up
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Not a big fan of that style of helmet (Only my opinion) but the paintwork is superb :freebird
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Looks good, I went for something simple as I prefer the plain style. Nice little Scottish touch on mine as well.
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Picked it up this morning. Its really good with some nice touches. Love the colour combo and the flag on the back has come out well. I know it not that original and TBH I wish I had put the "sun" on both sides. He was apologetic and gave it too me basically half price. :2up

Already knocked the rear spoiler vent off when putting the lining back in, anybody know any good silicon sealant I could use to put it back on? Oh and you slag the house off to hell, its not mine.

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Nice :2up
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Yeah it looks good, but I can't help thinking there is something missing above the flag at the back of the lid. :???
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coullstar wrote: He was apologetic and gave it too me basically half price. :2up

Already knocked the rear spoiler vent off when putting the lining back in, anybody know any good silicon sealant I could use to put it back on?
Nice job, how much was it?
I believe Arai use double sided tape to stick on bits. Halfords do a range of "Outdoor Fixer Pads" and B&Q supply "Sellotape Fixers" for use in bathrooms.
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tidy lookin paintjob coullstar :2up
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Both nice :2up

Coullstar lid = Vale McRossi ;)
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liking the sun and moon theme ;)

pretty smart chief :2up
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