More Than a Fresh Coat of Paint
A professionally refinished football helmet can make an immediate visual impact, but appearance is only one part of the job.
After inspection, cleaning, and necessary service have been completed, helmets are properly prepared for refinishing. Old decals are removed, surfaces are prepared, and the shell is professionally refinished to restore a clean, consistent appearance.
For programs sending in large quantities of equipment, that attention to detail helps create a uniform look across the team while giving heavily used helmets a refreshed appearance for the upcoming season.
An Experienced Independent Reconditioning Partner
For more than six decades, Mercury Sports has worked with athletic programs that need a dependable partner for their football equipment. As an independent football equipment reconditioner, we believe service should be straightforward, responsive, and built around long-term relationships.
We understand that football helmets represent a significant investment for any athletic department. Proper reconditioning can help programs maintain their equipment, identify problems, replace worn components, and get more value from that investment.
Whether you’re responsible for a small youth program or hundreds of helmets across a school or college athletic department, you can expect the same attention to quality and service.
Football Helmet Reconditioning for Programs Nationwide
Mercury Sports serves football programs throughout the United States. Our team works with schools, colleges, youth organizations, athletic departments, and equipment dealers looking for professional helmet reconditioning backed by decades of experience.
From a smaller group of helmets to an entire program’s equipment, we’re ready to help you prepare for the next season.
Ready to Send in Your Football Helmets?
Make Mercury Sports your partner for professional football helmet reconditioning. Contact our team to learn more about the reconditioning process, turnaround times, shipping, and how to get your program’s helmets started.