Valve cover
Originally Posted by newbee
Thanks....Do you have a problem with the paint staying on? Or you just like changing the color? Im worried that this is going to start to peal because of the heat.
Looks awesome!
i just change the color a lot. at first it was just a simple gloss black, then a burberry pattern, then back to black with a red-to-gray fading scion emblem. right now its in my house sanded down. i think i'll go back to the burberry pattern, or a Spyro the dragon design, or a shifty smiley, or shave the letters off. maybe i should think about it before i spend my money on so much paint :D
Originally Posted by rosedaleny806

my opinion take off the plastic cover and powdercoat the valve cover and possibly jus get a spark plug cover
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Here's mine before and after black overlays from Randode.com


I just cleaned the crap out of it, scuffed it down a little bit, cleaned it again, wiped it with rubbing alcohol, then painted it with that Krylon Fusion paint. Seems to be holding up really well so far. Did all my interior pieces like that too.
Here's mine before and after black overlays from Randode.com


I just cleaned the crap out of it, scuffed it down a little bit, cleaned it again, wiped it with rubbing alcohol, then painted it with that Krylon Fusion paint. Seems to be holding up really well so far. Did all my interior pieces like that too.
Originally Posted by newbee
Is there a specific paint that you used? Also did you guys use any clear coat or anything after you painted it? Sorry for all teh questions I just dont want it to chip or look half done...
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