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Probably use some spot putty. Can you get a closer shot of damaged area? Seeing that will help more in assessing what will be the best point of attack.

Here is the amount of work I have got to do:


The main fault, a very botched repair.

http://i.imgur.com/dXLEe.jpg - shows the damage inside near the visor
http://i.imgur.com/Ei0Ux.jpg - chipped bottom
http://i.imgur.com/rv8Ne.jpg - chipped bottom
http://i.imgur.com/KdpVp.jpg - some sort of glue
http://i.imgur.com/zaaOv.jpg - white paint
http://i.imgur.com/TGihP.jpg - crack on the dome

Any suggestions on the best filler to use to repair and smooth out the damaged areas?

I should then just need some fine grit sandpaper and some elbow grease to smooth it out and get it ready for paint.

I am a big fan of polyflex or proflex which are flexible bondo alternatives used normally on auto parts which might need to flex. I use an extreme temperature and moisture glue for my visor (stuff which could be used inside freezers and fridges) because the inside of that helmet gets hot and humid.