glass helmet is useful as a protector of the face and eyes of riders from dirt, dust, rain water, and the sun.
One important part of this helmet is often not avoided from impact. The cause may vary, may result from falling, undue placement, wiping glass with a rough cloth, cleaning glass without lubrication first, rubbing too hard and not careful.
tips for cleaning glass scratches on the helmet:
Remove the glass from the helmet
Wash the glass helmet with soapy water and try to rinse under running water so that the dirt is still attached more quickly released.
Visor surfaces are still wet, sanded slowly with the smoothest sandpaper (1,500 - 2,200 SW) while flushed with soapy water or running water. Do continue this stage, especially on the glass that has a lot of scratches.
After sanded, the glass will look dull. Then wait for it to clean it up. Dry the glass helmet, then polish the dull part with white compound. Use a soft cotton cloth to practice it.
In addition to these four steps, there are things to watch out for before you clean the helmet. To find out if your helmet is sanding or not, try sandpaper slightly in the corner of the visor (near the hinges).
If hold the sandpaper, then proceed the above process to the middle of the visor.