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- LuciousTalvloinne
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Re: visor
you can use anything from Electrical Tape to Industrial Glue.
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Re: visor
I used an all temperature glue and glue gun. This seemed to be a better option than a low or a high temperature glue (high might have melted the helmet, low might have melter when the helmet is being worn).
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Re: visor
What have you guys done with the visor opening? Did you cut it out completely and secure the visor from the inside or leave a lip to glue it down from the outside?
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Re: visor
I currently have my visor velcroed, I wanted to be able to swap it out with relative ease if the need ever came up either for another color or for a repaint. It's a Small bit more inset than I would ideally speaking like it but it still looks good and gives me the versatility I wanted.
Re: visor
I used hot gule on mine just in a few sections. I did not seal it all the way around so I could have a small bit of air flow. This also makes for easy removal if needed.
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That's not a bad idea but I wonder how easy it would be to spot the velcro through a red visor. Time for another trip to Michael's!MagnaPrime wrote:I currently have my visor velcroed, I wanted to be able to swap it out with relative ease if the need ever came up either for another color or for a repaint. It's a Small bit more inset than I would ideally speaking like it but it still looks good and gives me the versatility I wanted.
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Re: visor
It isn't a bad idea at all. I'd cut the visor much larger than the opening and attach from inside, leave some spots for some (small) ventilation... Velcro would be hidden, too. I might try and see.
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Re: visor
I was just thinking about some other ways to secure the visor into my helmet and used clear packing tape. A piece on each corner, about 1" overlap on the end, and presto! It sticks to the inside of the helmet great and doesn't leave a lot of residue after.
I have a new question. Has anyone ever made the visor opening a little bigger? My lens would cover an opening bigger than the DP comes with and I could use a little more visibility. I'm not talking a huge gap, maybe starting at the corner and tapering an extra 1/8" to 1/4" down to the bottom.
I have a new question. Has anyone ever made the visor opening a little bigger? My lens would cover an opening bigger than the DP comes with and I could use a little more visibility. I'm not talking a huge gap, maybe starting at the corner and tapering an extra 1/8" to 1/4" down to the bottom.
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Re: visor
The DP comes with a "lip" under the red film it comes with. This is the 1st thing I modded. I trimmed the outer area with a dremel and made flush. Gave a bit more area for sight and air.