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Getting my rubber off !!! 2 Months, 4 Weeks ago Karma: 0  
Hiya all.

Has anyone got ant ideas of a good way of removing the rubber from a motorcycle helmet. I have tried masking it but the finish isn't as good as I would like.

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Airbrush Action's June 1994 edition has an article by Jim Haney that addresses this issue. He basically uses a push-out utility knife to remove the trim. The article does not go into detail about how to reattach the trim, though.
 
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If you aren't getting good results with masking tape, you could also try a brush-on masking material. You could brush it on and overlap it onto the helmet a bit, and then go back with an X-Acto and remove the excess masking material. This masking method is better than trying to get tape to go around a curved surface, and you can mask much closer to the edge of the trim.
 
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Do you have any suggestions for a product?
 
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Liquid Frisket is the brush-on (liquid) product. It's a liquid that you brush on and let dry for a short time. When it dries, it creates a rubbery film where you brushed it on. This film can then be cut with an X-Acto knife to trim areas where you don't need it, or if you accidentally get some on a place where you want paint.
 
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You can get this stuff at several arts and crafts stores, and I think you should probably be able to get it somewhere like Coast Airbrush, Dixie Art Supply or other paint and airbrush supply store. Check on the _link_s page for _link_s to these types of stores.
 
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