Got Bored, Painted valve cover.
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Got Bored, Painted valve cover.
I figured I would take pictures for the pic ****** around here...
Old paint:
Stripping old paint off:
It was about 35 degrees in the garage so I had to use a heater...:
Done:
Old paint:
Stripping old paint off:
It was about 35 degrees in the garage so I had to use a heater...:
Done:
June 2010 ROTM
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 3,284
From: Milwaukee, WI
damn you, every time I remove my valve cover I forget to goob on the gasket maker the the sides of the vc. So I get a nice drip goin. I remembered last time though. What kind do you use?
...looks very nice btw
...looks very nice btw
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I liked the old one too but I got a bunch of fuel on it and messed up the top coat so it needed redone anyway. I wanted to go with a new color scheme for my next setup thats comming in the mail tomorrow so I decided to paint the cover and the charge piping the same color as the rims (bronze).
BTW, it is an edelbrock oil cap thats suposted to look like a piston, they make both high compression and low compression ones.
BTW, it is an edelbrock oil cap thats suposted to look like a piston, they make both high compression and low compression ones.
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