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I got a similar reply over a month ago. As of yesterday, GP has no remedy, nor direction from Dainese. They assure me they are looking into it.

No.

Maybe a K7 will be a reasonable replacement? I haven't seen one yet. I have a K6.

I was close to buying one of those too. Call GP and tell them you want your money back, Squeaky wheel gets the grease.

Think positive! That's what I'm asking for. GP's reply was encouraging.

Got a quick positive response from GP Bikes. They still know nothing; haven't been advised by Dainese re. how to deal with this. They assure me that they will look into it further.

I've been wearing mine too. I sent them another email. Told them I want a refund.

Has anyone else here been dealing with this? I got an answer from AGV quite a while ago, requesting lots of info. I gave them all they asked for (receipt, photos, bar code, etc.). They took a while and then said my helmet is one of the affected ones, and I should contact my dealer for the next...

Good price! A couple of sticks of lumber could easily extend the reach and as a bonus, give an extra inch and a half of lift.

A jug of paint thinner was 3 or 4 bucks, not very long ago; pre-pandemic.

I thought it had a high concentration of silicone.

I have only seen aerosol. I didn't even know it was available in bulk. I see it more as a lubricant than a solvent.

20 times as expensive as my choice, or more. 50?

Either are good enough for me, to spray onto accumulated gunk on my swingarm and centre stand/sidestand, from gear oil flung off my chain. Whichever is cheapest.

What is the difference between mineral sprints and paint thinner...

I put Varsol or equivalent (generic Paint Thinner) into a spray bottle and spray it on the extra greasy bits. Varsol used to be cheap. It isn't now.

Her misuse of apostrophes should be a crime. She forgot to put one into guys and Falls.

Scam!

I rust proof mine and keep them for 20 years.

Maybe you could use something like a faucet wrench, if it would open up big enough. You could use a torque wrench at the top of the handle to drive it. You could also devise a similar tool with a small loop of chain or strap, if you want to get creative.