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Does anyone have any experience weathering their armor with firecrackers, M80s or roman candles? I feel like the M80 would do more damage than is necessary but i like the idea of real scorch marks.

 

Alex

 

PS- It goes without saying that I'll be careful...

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With respect, I wouldn't even try. You risk warping and melting the plastic on your helmet.

 

If the above warning wasn't enough, do a test with some plastic and see what happens. I, for one, would hate to see you damage your helmet past the point of it being approvable.

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The little snap pop thingys work real good...does no damage and leaves a nice burn mark that realy is not a burn at all...i did it on my kids armor

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I tried setting off a small single burst firecracker and it left a yellowish brown scorch mark. Not quite what I was looking for. It wiped away easily. If anyone is considering doing this. Its an unnecessary risk to your armor without good effect.

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I like your style though...

 

Blowing stuff up is always a +1 in my book.

 

 

Remember kids, "when you pull the pin out, Mr Hand-Grenade is not your friend any more"

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Remember kids, "when you pull the pin out, Mr Hand-Grenade is not your friend any more"

Words to live by! :)

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If anything, it'll just leave ashes on the surface that'll wipe off easily. Perhaps if you must have real blast damage, just use ashes, maybe a clear coat to make em stick.

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