Most, if not all, manufacturers of personal protective equipment, aka PPEs, (esp. helmets and hard hats) will state that any modification of their equipment will void their warranty. Further, these modifications may reduce the effectiveness of the equipment in protecting you from injury or death. Applying paint to a PPE is a modification of the equipment, and so the aforementioned caveats apply. As a result, if you wish to have Jesse paint your PPE, you must state that you understand that you may be voiding the warranty on that equipment, and you must hold Jesse harmless from any injury or death that may occur as a result of his modifications to your equipment.

The discussion of PPEs on this page is NOT meant to be a thorough technical or legally precise description of the risks and waivers involved in the modification of PPEs; it is only provided so that you might understand the need for a waiver if you want Jesse to paint your PPE. It is your responsibility to research these issues and risks to the point that you can make an informed decision on whether you wish to accept those risks. If, in fact, you decide to accept the risks and commission Jesse to paint your PPE, you must read and sign the waiver provided below. You can send the signed waiver with the PPE you want painted.

Click here to download a printable WAIVER.