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07-26-2013, 11:22 AM
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The less light the better. Especially removing useless light. For example, if everyone's out of the house for 16 hours, what's the point of letting the helmet sit in the sun when no one's there?
I agree with Leon. If it's a cheap, fading quickly item, tracing over in good ink is an idea. But if the sigs are still there, you can wait on that decision for a while. 
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