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Used to get a major rollicking for putting stickers on my hard hat an building sites, something to do with the visibility.

 

Dont suppose it matters with chainsaw helmets. Not sure about a huge limb stopping going into my head by a bit of plastic anyway.

 

Stickers are fine but look for waterbased,.

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Surely stickers with a water based adhesive wil just come off on the first rainy day. Something big enough to crack a helmet slightly degraded by adhesive is going to cause you more problems than a cracked skull... I'm thinking broken neck maybe. IMO helmets are to stop you bumping your skull off of stuff, you're eyes are for making sure nothing big lands on your head.

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ah, yep, it was the early polycarb helmets that solvents didn't agree with. According to SNELL, polycarb has come a long way since the early days though and I'm not sure if this is still an issue or not. Most stickers for helmets and cars and stuff now use waterbased acrylic adhesives now anyway, as opposed to solvent based contact adhesives.

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