Deano’s offers the best in custom painting, airbrush, and graphics for your motorcycle, boat, car, or truck. Please note: Email quotes are for reference only. You will receive a final quote when you order the paint job. Graphics and flames quotes will be fairly accurate, however airbrush art is a little more difficult to quote without further discussion. These quotes do not include shipping in either direction. Join us on Facebook! Keep up on our latest projects, designs, and get ideas for your next custom paint job!Bad Ass Paint provides custom airbrush paint on motorcycles, surfboards, metal and fiberglass. black and white paint jobs, tribal or celtic designs, native American Indian designs, Bad Ass Paint also does fabrication and touch ups. Bad Ass Paint can design and airbrush paint any design idea on your BMW, Harley Davidson, Honda, Indian, Kawasaki, Moto Guzzi, Suzuki, Yahama, or other motorcycle. For that custom paint job you've dreamed about for your motorcycle, contact us at 1-310-594-6730.

We use only the best custom automotive paint products available - House of Kolor - on every project for a professional finish. Click here for HELMETS FOR SALE. Bad Ass Paint custom airbrush paints mountain bikes, dirt bike helmets, gas tanks, remote control cars, Contact Mick Cassidy of Bad Ass Paint in California for custom paint and fabrication at 1-310-594-6730. See many great custom motorcycle paint jobs at the Easyriders Bike Show Tour and other great Easyriders Events. See HELMETS FOR SALE, videos, glossary of terms and list of bikes we paint. NOTE: This website shows the highest quality custom designs and paint jobs from Bad Ass Paint airbrush artist Mick Cassidy. If you want affordable high quality designs and paint jobs for your motorcycle or helmet, please visit our other website Killer Flames and Skulls. © 2005-2016 Bad Ass Paint, All Rights Reserved. Web design by Power Pages Web Design.Kool HelmetsRace HelmetsWicked HelmetsMotorcycle HelmetsDark SkullSkull AirFangs TeethGrin FangsAss HelmentsForwardGlow in the Dark Skull Air Brushed Motorcycle Helmet from airgraffix.

MMI is giving away one of these on Facebook! The Fastest Helmets on Earth We pride ourselves in creating the world’s most innovative and highly detailed helmet designs. Built for racers and weekend warriors alike, be it on dirt, street or super speedways, our designs are affordable and long-lasting, giving you a high class presence anywhere you run. With our name on your helmet, you can be assured quality and customer satisfaction is highest on our list. We Stock These Helmets:Show All ItemsEver wanted to have an airbrushed helmet? Well, my cousin asked me to try my art skills on his motorcycle helmet. Apparently, he would have kids just doodle on his helmet, but then asked to see what i could do with it.For this helmet, i decided i wanted to try some flames and a dragon.Materials:- airbrush compressor-dual airbrush gun- reference picture- flame stencils- masking tape-airbrush paint reducer-400 grit sandpaper-matte spray paint-primer- airbrush paint-clear coat.-exacto knifeStep 1: Disassemble your helmet and sand it downShow All ItemsEach helmet is a bit different.

The one i was working on had a front face plate. 1. Disassemble the helmet as much as possible. Take out the lens, any screws, removable plastic, etc.those guys motorcycle repair-parts-service las vegas nvSoak your sandpaper in water for a few minutes. used motorcycles for sale in northamptonshirei think i did maybe 5 minutes?2. bmw motorcycle pants city 2 denimStart sanding your helmet. motorcycle helmet muffsThe point of this is to remove the original varnish on the helmet. You need to get all of the varnish off the ENTIRE helmet because the airbrush paint will not take otherwise.3.

If there are any deep grooves, scratches, or imperfections in the helmet, you can use a lower grit sandpaper to smooth it out. 4. I just sat outside with a bucket of water, dunked the sandpaper occasionally, and went at it over and over and OVER again. « PreviousNext »View All Steps DownloadHand Painted BikePainted BikerHelmet PaintedHelmets HandHelmets BicycleMap HelmetGlobe BelleHelmet BelleBicycle DressedForwardBike all over the world with this geographically inspired design. To many people, a helmet is just the thing that protects your head. But there is a cottage industry of artisans that use helmets as the raw material to create works of fine art that just-so-happen to double as safety equipment. Custom painted helmets can take upwards of 40 hours for disassembly, design, paint and reassembly before seeing action on track. They are incredible labors of love created by craftsmen around the globe. We've highlighted sixteen of the best and their most stunning designs ranging from amateur karting through Formula 1.

Warning: Racing is dangerous (and addictive). Buy the best helmet you can afford. Then decide whether you can afford to have it painted. We buy our helmets and safety gear from Winding Road Racing. They are racers offering racers great deals on Arai, Bell, Black Armor, Simpson, Sparco and Stilo. Brett King, Lake Forest, California Brett King Design's distinctive logo can be found on the visors of professional racers such as Fabian Coulthard (Australian V8 Supercars), Michael Essa (Formula D), Joey Hand (DTM/IMSA), Jamie McMurray (NASCAR) and Josef Newgarden (IndyCar). MotorsportReg founder Brian Ghidinelli chose BKD to paint his helmet (top left) because, "Brett's sharp lines, contrasting finishes and detail work stand out. I began to consistently recognize his logo on helmets that I admired. It came out even better than I hoped - I had two people stop me at Circuit of the Americas just to snap a photo for Instagram." Arai also produces a limited edition Signet-Q helmet designed by King.

He has expanded to vehicle liveries and clothing that reflects his #refineyouridentity style. His instagram is drool-worthy. Hailing from Ireland, Baldwin has a firm presence across in the UK and Middle East with helmets for karting, rally and GT racing. He counts the Citroen WRC team and European Le Mans Series champ Matt Griffin as customers. In addition to helmets, Baldwin provides livery design and custom airbrush and paint work for vehicles and bicycles. Stefan Di Resta, Central Scotland Stefan Di Resta is the brother of DTM and Formula 1 racer Paul Di Resta but is also a racer himself. In addition to helmets for his brother, Di Resta has also produced helmets for Le Mans winner Harry Tincknell and European and World karting champion George Russell. He's in a battle with Brett King for best hashtag representing his work with #yourfastestidentity. What is there to say about Troy Lee that hasn't already been said? While he came from a motorcycle background, his helmets have become an empire and can be found in all forms of racing.

Notable motorcycle racers wearing custom Troy Lee helmets include Jeremy McGrath, Ryan Villopoto, Wayne Gardner, Tommy Hayden and Roger Lee Hayden. Alex Alives, Santa Fe Springs, California Based in Southern California, Alives started more than 10 years ago and counts Bryan Herta, Simon Pagenaud, Kenton Koch and Craig Stanton as customers. His helmets cover a wide range of style making him able to meet the needs of a variety of customers in different categories. Jean-Cristophe Bignon,Fay aux Loges, Frances Our first international painter, Bignon began painting helmets 20 years ago in 1996 making him one of the most experienced painters on our list. He counts Formula 1 / IndyCar driver Sebastien Bourdais, GT pilot Alex Prémat and Sahara Force India test driver Esteban Ocon as customers at the top level of motorsport. He has been a prolific painter and his gallery is full of incredible helmets. With an emphasis equally away from the road course, Savage designs helmets for "dirt, street or super speedways".

In forums we found his customers rabidly promoting his work which is always a good sign. Racers include IndyCar rookie Conor Daly and sports car pilots Guy Cosmo and João Barbosa. Michael Corby - Indianapolis, Indiana Working from the center of the racing universe, Corby has been painting for 25 years beginning with his own karting helmet. He produced an annual specialty helmet for Buddy Rice and the Indy 500. When Rice won the race in 2004, Red Bull commisioned him to paint 50 replica helmets, one of which was sent to President George W. Bush. Also hailing from Indiana, Polen is an up and coming painter already working with big names. He counts Graham Rahal (IndyCar), Jack Harvey (Indy Lights) and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (NASCAR) as racers wearing his lids. He's another painter with a great instagram feed - complete with custom-pinstriped Christmas ornaments. Tyler Richardson, Waikato, New Zealand The lone Kiwi in the list, Richardson also started by painting his own karting helmet.

After painting helmets for many friends, he opened Helmart Designs more than 10 years ago. Helmart helmets can be found protecting Formula 1 / Formula E racer Sebastien Buemi, Mercedes DTM racer Gary Paffett and 2015 WEC Champion Brendon Hartley. He has a great instagram feed with incredible detail photos of his helmets. Cennarusa, or CenSport as people simply refer to him online, has worked with a long list of professional and amateur racers. His name comes up frequently in helmet painter recommendation threads and he has seemingly worked with half of the American sports car racing grid including drivers Tommy Milner, Mike Skeen, Bryan Sellers and Dane Cameron. CenSport's instagram feed also features 360° videos of recent helmets. Founded by Alex Paglia, Axcel is a team of talented painters in Southern California. Their professional racers include Townsend Bell, Scott Dixon and Alexander Rossi. Axcel has also supported young racer Bruno Carniero since 2004. Carnerio has made a name for himself by funding his racing with door-to-door sales of Rodizio Grill gift certificates and recently wore his Axcel helmet at Zhuhai for a round of the FIA Chinese F4 Championship.

From Canada come the beautiful helmets of Patrice Harvey. There is definitely some maple leaf pride in Harvey's work for Canadian racers Michael Valiante and Robert Wickens but his work is equally great for DTM driver Bruno Spengler. He notes in his Instagram that with the drop in the value of the Canadian dollar, Americans receive a ~25% discount on his pricing! We became aware of JMD through our obsession with Sebastien Vettel's helmets. While Vettel doesn't use a new helmet at every race according to Munser, he does retire any helmet in which he wins and so Munser has delivered more than 100 helmets to the four-time Formula 1 champion. This Vettel gallery includes some of our all-time favorite lids by any painter anywhere. But Munser's customer list doesn't stop there! In F1 alone, he has designed helmets for 24 drivers including Michael Schumacher, Fernando Alonso, Mark Webber, Nico Rosberg, Felipe Massa and Nico Hulkenberg making him one of the most recognizable painters in the game.

Stumpff got his start painting in high school for late model and sprint car drivers. Now located in the heart of NASCAR country, it's no surprise that Stumpff has delivered helmets to Cup drivers Mark Martin, David Ragan and Ryan Truex. But with a style different from many of the painters on our list, he's also produced airbrush masterpieces to Monster Jam Grave Digger driver Dennis Anderson. Ryan Young, Rock Hill, SC Another painter with a lot of NASCAR presence, Young has painted helmets for Kyle Larson and Denny Hamlin plus sports car racers Eric Curran and Tom Long. His helmet also went to the drag strip to protect Donny "Hollywood" Urban on his way to the IHRA World Championship. There you have it - our list of 16 incredible helmet painters around the globe. If you're like us, you just wasted an entire work day drooling over the galleries. These pieces of functional art don't come cheap - the cost can easily exceed the original price of the helmet and sometimes by a factor of 2 or 3 - but for many racers the opportunity to have a unique representation when they hit the track is priceless.