[K9 JSB]

Is it just me.. or, is it almost impossible to keep your helmet scratch and mark free ?

Anyone have any protection tips, ceramic coating maybe?

Cheers

 

[60thR7-NH]

I always just get a matte helmet with some sort of design on it. As long as its not shiny or black it seems to stay relatively "clean looking". I have an array right now that I have dropped a few times but it doesn't look bad or very marred up. Theoretically you could prolly ceramic coat it if its shiny.

 

[lesblank]

My last two helmets have been carbon fiber, they hide imperfections well.

 

[K9 JSB]

My last two helmets have been carbon fiber, they hide imperfections well.

Pricey though 😅

 

[StoneyWV]

Matte raw carbon is the way to go, can't see anything unless you take a slide on it.

 

[K9 JSB]

Matte raw carbon is the way to go, can't see anything unless you take a slide on it.

Thanks for the advice. Sounds like a solid way of keeping a nice clean helmet