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    acme art co/Coveted Mask

    Is specialized in the manufacturing of premium goal masks. The Coveted line is a professional series consisting of three models available in any of todays modern materials. Because each mask is made and sized to order you can choose from an endless list of personal modifications - usually at no extra charge.

    Simply put our masks are designed to offer greater protection and fit better. They were developed and perfected through years of testing and refining with the input of real goalies from all levels of play.

    We provide the highest quality finish on all of our fully warranted products with one on one customer service, where you'll deal directly with us, the "factory".

    Our paint shop is always open and will vividly transform your ideas into high performance works of art. Whether it be on your current helmet, or a new Coveted Mask.

    Expert repairs and refurbishing to all makes and models.

    We're located in Streetsville, Miss, Ontario, Canada
    Our web address is www.covetedmask.com
    All questions and inquiries are welcome so fill out our form or contact Ron via e-mail acmeguy1@gmail.com
    Thank You.


    The "A" model - fits (+ or -) 22" - 23-1/2" slim to medium faces best.







    The "Z" model - fits (+ or -) 23" - 24-1/2" medium to wide faces best.



    The "Z-combo" - fits (+ or -) 23" - 24-1/2" medium to wide faces best.

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    nice stuff acme,love the art work,seriously awsome,thanks for the picks.

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    Default My New Acme Paint Job - Part 1

    Well I looked at the Acme Art Co. website and just loved the way the masked are paint with the bigger than life characters and colours. So I sent Ron a few emails and PM's on here and get the process going. The mask is not finished and back in my hands yet, so I will leave the review part until them. But until them I will post the pictures as I get them so we can all enjoy the process. I'm a little behind on these post's so there will be 3 in a row......save all of you the wait

    Part 1 is of the prep part of the job.

    Shaving the orginal paint off my Olie 7000




    With all the foam removed from inside
    GO HABS GO

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    Default My New Acme Paint Job - Part 2

    Part 2 - These are the pictures of the art work masked and drawn on the mask to get the layout before the painting starts.

    The top of the Mask - My team is called the "Warthogs"





    Left side of the mask



    Right side of the mask



    All I can say at this point about Ron's work is WOW, and there's no paint yet!!!
    GO HABS GO

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    Default My New Acme Paint Job - Part 3

    Part 3 - The paint!

    The Top



    The Front



    The Left



    The Right



    The Back Plate



    Now that I've seen the mask with some colour on it, it's now SUPER WOW!! Just Awesome work Ron!!!
    Last edited by Telgip33; 07-13-2008 at 03:44 PM. Reason: spelling
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    Default My New Acme Paint Job - Part 4

    Part 4 - Final product, and review

    I have not got the mask back from Ron yet as he still needs to do the finishing touches, and clear coat. Then the clear coat needs to cure before it's trip back across Canada to Calgary. once I get the mask back I will do a review of the Acme Art Co. experience, as well as the Olie 7000 mask as I have not done that yet either (you know 2 birds one stone). If I get pictures of the final product before it's shipped I will put them up.
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    So sharp and clean with the lines. Great stuff, Ron! Looks awesome.

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    wow, very nice, might have to ship my 2000 to them to do, if they do this...

    great work...
    [Cujo_64] 9:55 am: sprawl just asks they wear the optimus prime mask while blowin him
    [rpearce76] 9:55 am: lol
    [rpearce76] 9:55 am: lol
    [GoodToBeLucky] 9:55 am: hahahahaha
    [rpearce76] 9:55 am: then when he's done does he say 'autobots, roll out'

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    Very nice indeed. I like the crisp lines and details as well as the colors used.

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    Impressive!!! Ron is certainly a guy that takes pride in his work........wow!
    "Well behaved women rarely make history"

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    Yes Ron does take great pride in his work! One of the best things is his ability to take a few random thoughts that I gave them and turn them into what I wanted.....actually more than what I wanted if that's possible.
    GO HABS GO

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    Here is the mask I am getting from Ron, complete with a pre-existing paint job.


    Here are some of the other pictures he sent me when I was deciding on a mask.







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    ...and two more that didn't fit


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    The Futurama mask is awesome!!!!

    Ron does brilliant work!!!

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    Its pretty amazing to see how a mask paint job goes togethor...

    Ron, my buddy Mike told me about a tool that basically can remove the paint from a mask really quickly, I beleive it is an airtool sander used in the automotive industry to remove paint... you should look into that, I bet it beats the heck out of using a razor blade!!!

    Your talents are simply amazing with that paint!!!

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    Telgip33, what a phenomenal mask!! I love the floating smilies. All the masks look great.

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    Thanks Lumpy50, I REALLY happy with how it turned out......and I think the happy faces in the back ground will tie it in with my happy face gear perfect!!!
    GO HABS GO

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    Ron, Like to see more pics of the Black mask with the Black cage..Whats the story on it????


    Thanks, Bruno...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scott Battram View Post
    Its pretty amazing to see how a mask paint job goes togethor...

    Ron, my buddy Mike told me about a tool that basically can remove the paint from a mask really quickly, I beleive it is an airtool sander used in the automotive industry to remove paint... you should look into that, I bet it beats the heck out of using a razor blade!!!

    Your talents are simply amazing with that paint!!!

    Thanks everyone,

    I think I've tried pretty much all the sanding techniques out there. With the razor I can shave in between the factory ( or custom ) paint and primer without harming the gel coat of most masks, after that it's just a little hand sanding to remove the primer. I know it's a slower method but very little mask material is removed, just paint. Keeps the dust to a minimum as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by king tut View Post
    Ron, Like to see more pics of the Black mask with the Black cage..Whats the story on it????


    Thanks, Bruno...
    Bruno,

    That's a prototype mask I made here at my place, it's more compact than my "A" model with a different chin geometry. It fits me well although I've never worn it in a game. Originally I was going to wear it with grey primer but then I went off and painted it with some serious metal flake gold.

    The design, a Pharaoh holding paint brushes is a refined version of a stock art design I do for a company called Fusion. I haven't worn it because it doesn't match my gear. It was a successful experiment with paint though.

    3.jpg

    side close.jpg

    scarab custom.jpg

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    Thanks.
    Last edited by acmeguy; 07-16-2008 at 09:03 AM.
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