Painting Valve Covers
Painting Valve Covers
I just want to know if anyone has painted their valve cover? What did you use, and how did it come out? Any ideas would be great!!
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had it beaded (better than sandblasting) down by my motor shop for 20 bux, painted it with duplicolor high heat/primer, and sanded down the 2.0 to really make it stand out, ill put pics up wen im not lazy lol
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I used a wire wheel on my grinder and took everything off and than went over it with some fine sandpaper. cleaned everything off with thinners. 4 coats of primer and 3 coats of color sanded the letters down, and a coat of clear. all duplicolor hi temp.
sorry about the mess I am getting ready to take her apart.
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mine turned out close to this(shade tiny nit darker) with a can of cheap primer and spray paint. it just chisp real easy.vielecustoms wrote:I used a wire wheel on my grinder and took everything off and than went over it with some fine sandpaper. cleaned everything off with thinners. 4 coats of primer and 3 coats of color sanded the letters down, and a coat of clear. all duplicolor hi temp.
sorry about the mess I am getting ready to take her apart.
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it does chip very easy... I had the bright Idea to do the harmonic balencer... after beating it a little to get it on, it looked like crap.afireinside4848 wrote:mine turned out close to this(shade tiny nit darker) with a can of cheap primer and spray paint. it just chisp real easy.vielecustoms wrote:I used a wire wheel on my grinder and took everything off and than went over it with some fine sandpaper. cleaned everything off with thinners. 4 coats of primer and 3 coats of color sanded the letters down, and a coat of clear. all duplicolor hi temp.
sorry about the mess I am getting ready to take her apart.
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lol ya half my parts i paint get scraped up by the time they are on.I had my transmission painted nice red but the time it was on it looked like i threw it down a rocky hill.vielecustoms wrote:it does chip very easy... I had the bright Idea to do the harmonic balencer... after beating it a little to get it on, it looked like crap.afireinside4848 wrote:mine turned out close to this(shade tiny nit darker) with a can of cheap primer and spray paint. it just chisp real easy.vielecustoms wrote:I used a wire wheel on my grinder and took everything off and than went over it with some fine sandpaper. cleaned everything off with thinners. 4 coats of primer and 3 coats of color sanded the letters down, and a coat of clear. all duplicolor hi temp.
sorry about the mess I am getting ready to take her apart.
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