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You could use acetone SPARINGLY to remove the paint. The paint will come right off. It won't eat the helmet but if you were to rubb too hard on a corner you might lose some of the sharpness of detail. If the paint & bondo are adhering fine, I would just give it a good sanding, apply scratch fill primer & then see what kind of work needs to be done. You shouldn't have to take all of the old paint off.

[QUOTE="bigkidbiggertoys, post: 23475, member: 45"] You could use acetone SPARINGLY to remove the paint. The paint will come right off. It won't eat the helmet but if you were to rubb too hard on a corner you might lose some of the sharpness of detail. If the paint & bondo are adhering fine, I would just give it a good sanding, apply scratch fill primer & then see what kind of work needs to be done. You shouldn't have to take all of the old paint off. [/QUOTE]

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