HELMET POLISHING

My helmet is minging so its time for a good clean especially in the nooks and crannies, now do i polish it really hard and fast or take my time and do it slowly and savour the experience ? :D:D:D:D:D

Savour the experience !! nothing like running your hands over that smooth top and down the sides, making sure its all nice, clean,polished and gleaming with a smile on its face when youve finished !!! :wink: :w00t:

If it’s an old helmet it’s probably best to take it steady. :smiley:

Be gentle with it, make sure you get all the crud out the nooks and f…crannies…Moisten up the whole area first then give it a gentle rub to slowly bring it to life.

Next get some correct helmet lube and rub it in well making sure you cover the h… whole area, wipe it off and get a clean cloth to buff up. :slight_smile:

If you’re unsure ask Westie, I’m sure he’ll be more than happy to oblige :laugh:

Just remember to post up a picture when you’ve finished:)

There was a program on “Fiver” (appropriately) last night telling us exactly how to do this :slight_smile:

I enjoyed that now its glistening and looking mighty fine, slow and easy gets the best results ;):D:D

Thought you usually rang 0898 ****** Steve :stuck_out_tongue:

Or speed dial #2 eh Grim? :w00t:

tiggi’s quite good at polishing helmets, she often does a few at atime down the ace :stuck_out_tongue: :smiley: :w00t:

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Alex now ducks for cover! Byeeeee

Hope you had a good holiday Curtis …

… it may have been your last:w00t:

Anybody wana polish my helmet :w00t::hehe:

With a wire brush? yeh…i’ll do it !!! :stuck_out_tongue:

a shiny head isnt always a good look :w00t: :pinch:

*Pan runs for cover!

pml… :P:P

Well Curtis won’t be posting anymore, I’ve fed him to my big scary rottweiler, at least I won’t have to feed her for a week or two :stuck_out_tongue:

That’ll be a new experience… im used to emery cloth but im game for trying new things :P:D

Sounds painful :w00t:

It was to start with but now its all hardened and doesnt have the same affect… i rekon that wire brush might do the trick though :w00t::hehe: