Anyone know someone who can paint a helmet for me?

Snowboard season fast approaching and wanna get my lid painted. Its nothing elaborate just a mask off and spray, no airbrush required. Have decals that will need clear coating over. Anyone local?

i know you said nothing elaborate but have a look.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Gonzos-Kustom-Paint-Shop/163231890376527?ref=ts&fref=ts

Looks awesome, whats your leadtimes/costs etc, PM if you wish :-)

PM ac_autocolour,

He'll sort it out.

you have a pm stevep360

StickT wrote:

PM  ac_autocolour,

He'll sort it out.

thanks bud

Could you dip a lid ? If so get it Hydrotek'd.

its getting the colours i want might be worth asking locky :-)

stevep360 wrote:

its getting the colours i want might be worth asking locky :-)

He paints as well as dips  

I staying well away from this......dipping lids??? Painting lids????  

Ive also got a friend who's great with helmets, but she can't paint to save her life   

Guy I met a revolution has a company called flock finishes he is on here, flock is no good for your helmet but his business partner is sh*t hot with an airbrush (seen a guitar he done  ) might be worth a shot if you have a design in mind  

Flock finishes

Thanks Daz, just want my lid done in red bull colours nowt flash

Locky on her has hydrotek custom coatings check his Facebook. I was impressed with his work,

i've had work done by locky, its difficul to paint palstic as it can affect the structure of a lid unless you use the correct paint. And i need my lid to be structurally strong

Locky is mint at what he does and Steve has had work done by him but I think it's a bit more specialist what he wants

The guitar he did was the Incredible Hulk it was amazing cant see the redbull logo being a problem..

stevep360 wrote:

i've had work done by locky, its difficul to paint palstic as it can affect the structure of a lid unless you use the correct paint. And i need my lid to be structurally strong

Planning on headbutting some rocks buried in snow Steve?  

I mainly ride off piste on my board, last trip included a guide, full avalanche equipement including probe, tranceiver and shovel and because of crevace we had to carry ice screws, ice axe, rope and wear a harness. If a trip to the alps is worth doing, its worth doing properly  

I stayn on piste on ski's to humour the wife  

stevep360 wrote:

I mainly ride off piste on my board, last trip included a guide, full avalanche equipement including probe, tranceiver and shovel and because of crevace we had to carry ice screws,  ice axe, rope and wear a harness. If a trip to the alps is worth doing, its worth doing properly  

Your missing something in that list though Steve......Bear Grylls  

He'd be proud of that kit list  

Don't drive piste.... 

Marietto wrote:

stevep360 wrote:

I mainly ride off piste on my board, last trip included a guide, full avalanche equipement including probe, tranceiver and shovel and because of crevace we had to carry ice screws,  ice axe, rope and wear a harness. If a trip to the alps is worth doing, its worth doing properly  

Your missing something in that list though Steve......Bear Grylls  

He'd be proud of that kit list  

pain to carry though

Just thinking, what about a carbon lid?