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From my own personal experiences, I would not spray with a chrome/aluminum/silver paint before applying rub n buff. I did that on my helmet and the rub n buff turned out uneven and not nearly as good as the rest of my armor for which I used the method I described in my previous post. Rub n buff is a wax and a lot of people have reported problems with clear coats not sticking to the rub n buff. I personally did not use a clear coat and I think most people don't either. The method for painting the silver parts of the helmet is the same as the rest of the armor.

[QUOTE="Foxbatkllr, post: 3120, member: 265"] From my own personal experiences, I would not spray with a chrome/aluminum/silver paint before applying rub n buff. I did that on my helmet and the rub n buff turned out uneven and not nearly as good as the rest of my armor for which I used the method I described in my previous post. Rub n buff is a wax and a lot of people have reported problems with clear coats not sticking to the rub n buff. I personally did not use a clear coat and I think most people don't either. The method for painting the silver parts of the helmet is the same as the rest of the armor. [/QUOTE]

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