if you are putting your valve cover in the oven to cure, be sure to give it a solvent bath before hand to get all the oil out of it. drying paint + burning oil=a bad coat of paint.
Nope, no primer. As long as you clean the surface really well, it'll stick. As for the color, the bare metal vs black OEM wrinkle, turns out the same - just like in the pics.
If you dont have a heat gun at what temp should you bake it in the oven?
Go buy one at Harbor Freight. Its on sale right now for 9.99, you cheapskate :biggrin:
Or
Go buy one at Sears, use it and return it.![]()
Hey Ferrand!
Glad you liked the result!. It looks great! How come you didn't want intake manifold cover done too?
Hey Ferrand!
Glad you liked the result!. It looks great! How come you didn't want intake manifold cover done too?
Hugh..I know you have an odd sense of humor, but Mask JUST died in that Ferrari, I would ask that you excercise a little more prudence. Do me a favor and change that bad boy.
Thx man, and sry for interrupting the thread...
Jon
so if my valve covers are in good shape . just spray the VHT?
dont have to go through the paint stripping?
Got my beautifully pained covers back from C-Speed and they went on the car yesterday. I'll post pics after the little NSX get together in Florida tomorrow.
Glad you like themThey look great on your car...
What cap do you have on the coolant overflow tank? I have the same tank, but my cap is fugly.
Haven't been on prime in a while... you got a PM![]()