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Re: Airbrush work
>>>>> Eric Sheley <eric@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> Chuck wrote:
>> Just my $0.02, but it is not usually a good idea to continue to
>> wear a helmet after a crash. If you paint it, it will look good
>> again, however, it will most likely not provide the same level of
>> protection.
> I agree as well - so that would be $.04 ? ;-)
I agree, but would emphasise the "usually" - it's possible to
scrape a helmet and damage it cosmetically without damaging it
structurally. For example, by scraping it along the road rather than
slamming into it. Arai in the UK will inspect a (n Arai) helmet and
tell you whether or not it's still okay.
Jim
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