Installing a freshly powdercoated valve cover...
Your Powder Coater
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From: Girard, Ohio
Originally Posted by 99IntegraGS
Here's a pic that better shows the color, but doesn't do the gloss justice. This is one glossy mother...
You got that beast mounted yet?
Your Powder Coater
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From: Girard, Ohio
Originally Posted by nbuehler
The best part is the translucency (sp?) so much cooler than stock opaque red. So, around $125 for the full powdercoat job job? I have a stripped, sanded and polished cover, would that help in prepping?
I think you mis-read that. his 125 was his whole project including cost of valve cover.
I powder coat the valve covers for 50 & you are responcible for the shipping cost to & from my shop, or your welcome to drop it off and pick it up in person if your local.
Life after death
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From: In a place called Hell
A job well done on all valve covers. I really don't know how I feel about the colors chosen, but I know that the work done on them looks quality.
You did a good job painting the valve cover. It looks to me that the exhaust manifold heatshield needs some attention. Spray some high temp black paint on that.
Originally Posted by ohbiskits
i just recently painted my valve cover..i thought u guys could check it out..i pianted it with HIGH TEMP. paint made for exaust manifolds, blocks, heads, ect.
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yea actually thats my next task...im gunna paint the heat sheild,tranny, block(where i can) flat black...i think that will look hot...thanks for reasuring my idea with your good taste..(we both said black)...lol
