Mat board helmet 2.0

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I would use water but the helmet isn't 100% glassed yet. Can't have the mat board soak up any water, that'd be bad m'kay :D

I'm dry sanding for now with 320 grit, then primer.
This is just regular primer [spray] for now. I might do a final coat with high solids automotive primer to hide any tiny imperfections left.
The primer will be sanded with 1000 grit before paint and clear.

Also, I wouldn't even think about using any power sanders on something like this. Its all done by hand.
 
Here's a quick tip on making annoying sections to look nice and smooth.
I figured this might help quite a few people having problems with this kind of detail work.

I'll be posting a second one soon on how to make the squarish recessed areas on each side of the mouth guard area..


You can see what I'm talking about here:
 
This helm is turning out just as I expected! Nothing but greatness from you Chris. Excellent job and can't wait to see it finished.
 
tlither said:
This helm is turning out just as I expected! Nothing but greatness from you Chris. Excellent job and can't wait to see it finished.

Here's how it looks with the rest.. I like it.
Makes the whole suit look more beefcake. No more bobble head helmet :D
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Wow, that picture looks GODLY! As Wayne and Garth once said "We're not worthy!"

Seriously, thats beautiful. A work of art....


damnit, I just drooled all over my work papers!
 
thanks a million for those bondo tips CPU64! invaluable.

as LastSpartan said, youve got some serious skills!

just out of curiosity, got any pics of other stuff youve worked on?
 
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