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Always have about 3 good coats of primer on your helmet. Wet sand it if you want a nice smooth finish. I use a sanding sponge so that it still has a tooth but is smooth.

You want to make sure and let your silver paint dry for a few days if you can. Then give it a gloss coat using Gloss Clear Coat enamel if your using enamel or gloss clear coat acrylic if your using acrylic. That will help the paint stick. Then give a day or 2 to dry. Then your ready to go nuts!

[QUOTE="evan4218, post: 131795, member: 1087"] Always have about 3 good coats of primer on your helmet. Wet sand it if you want a nice smooth finish. I use a sanding sponge so that it still has a tooth but is smooth. You want to make sure and let your silver paint dry for a few days if you can. Then give it a gloss coat using Gloss Clear Coat enamel if your using enamel or gloss clear coat acrylic if your using acrylic. That will help the paint stick. Then give a day or 2 to dry. Then your ready to go nuts! [/QUOTE]

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