Team Sticker on helmets

[twister18 1]

This is probably a stupid question, and all i could find when i searched was regarding certification stickers, so here goes:

I am wondering how you guys remove the stock logos from helmets in order to put team logo stickers on them? I want to put team logo stickers on a helmet, but the original manufacturer logo is bigger than the sticker. I want to know the best way to cover up the manufacturer logo or remove it all together.....any suggestions or tricks? (please have mercy upon my soul, as I have tried to search for a similar topic, but couldn't find anything relevant)

[Chadd 916]

What color is the helmet?

[gatorade09 0]

what ever color helmet same color electrical tape over the company logo.

you have to be close up to see the change unless you have totally diff colors than you should

[twister18 1]

Black for this year, but next year we will be using red ones

[Chadd 916]

I would go with electrical tape

[Jarick 5]

I went with a black Sharpie. Three "layers". Can't really see it now.

[cougarscaptain87 12]

hasnt turned purpleish yet? it always seems to do that with me for some reason

[the iceman 132]

http://decals4pros.com/hockeytabs.html

[colin97 0]

Pick it off as best you can then use GooGone.

[SolidifiedPenguin 0]

Three words. Nail Polish Remover. Always works on any paint stuff. Your helmet wont change color cause thats the actual color of the plastic, just the decal/paint on the helmet will come off.

[colt45 0]

Three words. Nail Polish Remover. Always works on any paint stuff. Your helmet wont change color cause thats the actual color of the plastic, just the decal/paint on the helmet will come off.

works on some sticks too...

yeah i use electrical tape just b/c i dont anyone to see the logos on my ref helmet...works like a charm, and cheap too...esp. black...cant even tell

[gatorade09 0]

http://decals4pros.com/hockeytabs.html

10 $ for 3 stickers just buy electrical tape for around at the most 5$ unless you want supra grade

[PWBIII 0]

heat it up with a hair dryer. should peal right off leaving no goop.

[bbruins8 0]

heat it up with a hair dryer. should peal right off leaving no goop.

That doesn't always work as well as you think. It really depends how fresh off the manufacturing line the helmet is. Heating always helps, but in the end I have always been left with some sticky crap on the helmet. From there I hit it with the Nail Polish Remover or Goo Gone. Also you can press down with your fingers and kind of roll it off too after you apply the NPR or GG.

Edit: Figure in a rough green brillo pad too, I have used that in the past as well.