molding face shield?

[longsummerlongboarder]

Do I use the oven or a heat gun, also if I use the oven will the hot shield mess up my bran new helmet when I mold it to the helmet, if so then how do I prevent that.
I know about useing velcro but I dont really like that idea.

Ive looked at all the threads in the search F. and all the links so plz dont tell me to use it.


Thanks, Tommy

[boxjelly]

Motorcycle helmets and Motorcycle helmet - UHelmets $40 dollars and so much easier then making something to protect your face that could break the instant it touches the ground

[longsummerlongboarder]

Anybody have any ideas?

[LANDYACHTZ4theWIN]

if you want to go through the trouble, make a template of your helmet, cut a piece of poly carbonate to fit your template, put it in the oven and let it heat till its pliable but not melty. with some heat proof gloves you can more accurately bend it to the shape of your helmet. the process is kinda a pain. if youre lazy tho......this is a viable option

what kind of helmet do you have?

[piedogger]

I tape a light piece of card board over the opening on the helmet slightly bigger than the sheild. I then lay the hot plastic on the cardboard and press with another piece of cardboard and hold until cool.

[wardlarson]

what's the measurement/threadcount on the bolt and female end (for lack of better terms) that you'd set into the helmet to make the visor flip-able?

[piedogger]

what's the measurement/threadcount on the bolt and female end (for lack of better terms) that you'd set into the helmet to make the visor flip-able?

I use the factory hardware, I just move it. Here is a thread on how I do it.
Bell drop visor

[wardlarson]

awesome man thanks!

[longsummerlongboarder]

if you want to go through the trouble, make a template of your helmet, cut a piece of poly carbonate to fit your template, put it in the oven and let it heat till its pliable but not melty. with some heat proof gloves you can more accurately bend it to the shape of your helmet. the process is kinda a pain. if youre lazy tho......this is a viable option

what kind of helmet do you have?

I have a giro remedy city scape.

By the way thanks for the tips.

[longsummerlongboarder]

Has anybody tried the time ship racing face shields on the giro remedy, if so can someone till me how the fitment is, also if yall have photos for it that would be cool 2.

Thanks, Tommy

[longsummerlongboarder]

Has anybody tried the time ship racing face shields on the giro remedy

[LANDYACHTZ4theWIN]

Has anybody tried the time ship racing face shields on the giro remedy

i havent for a giro remedy, but it works for a 661 evolution. it should work fine.

[Beanboy22]

Is the 661 Evolution the same as the Comp II for visor fit?

[floyd0matic]

Would you have an estimate on the temperature of the oven and how long the polycarb should be in the oven?

[jonesy420]

how long do you put in the oven and at what temperature?

if you want to go through the trouble, make a template of your helmet, cut a piece of poly carbonate to fit your template, put it in the oven and let it heat till its pliable but not melty. with some heat proof gloves you can more accurately bend it to the shape of your helmet. the process is kinda a pain. if youre lazy tho......this is a viable option

what kind of helmet do you have?

[Ricks]

^^^What he said^^^. Also i have the Timeship lexan piece that i got from Daddies, can i put that in the oven and heat it up? I really dont want to screw it up and have to get another one.
Mine is for a Bellistic. Those old links are not working anymore.