ecko04 - Bye-Bye tC - Trading in soon
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Thanks!!
I just did 1 coat with the wrinkle paint and put it in the over since I over sprayed with primer I want to make sure the paint dries accordingly. So I sprayed it with the paint, let it dry for about 30 minutes and put it in the oven for 10 minutes and will spray an additional 2 coats and put it back in the over. Nothing like cooked valve cover in the afternoon
I just did 1 coat with the wrinkle paint and put it in the over since I over sprayed with primer I want to make sure the paint dries accordingly. So I sprayed it with the paint, let it dry for about 30 minutes and put it in the oven for 10 minutes and will spray an additional 2 coats and put it back in the over. Nothing like cooked valve cover in the afternoon
#182
Originally Posted by B_Real45
lookin' good! I need to do my valve cover as well.
The Mishimoto is a nice rad - just make sure you tighten up those plastic fittings and get a nice amount of thread tape on there.
The Mishimoto is a nice rad - just make sure you tighten up those plastic fittings and get a nice amount of thread tape on there.
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#183
Originally Posted by ecko04
Thanks!!
I just did 1 coat with the wrinkle paint and put it in the over since I over sprayed with primer I want to make sure the paint dries accordingly. So I sprayed it with the paint, let it dry for about 30 minutes and put it in the oven for 10 minutes and will spray an additional 2 coats and put it back in the over. Nothing like cooked valve cover in the afternoon
I just did 1 coat with the wrinkle paint and put it in the over since I over sprayed with primer I want to make sure the paint dries accordingly. So I sprayed it with the paint, let it dry for about 30 minutes and put it in the oven for 10 minutes and will spray an additional 2 coats and put it back in the over. Nothing like cooked valve cover in the afternoon
Brings a nice "light headed" aroma to the house.....lol. I didn't mine wrinkle red.
#184
Originally Posted by rhythmnsmoke
Originally Posted by ecko04
Thanks!!
I just did 1 coat with the wrinkle paint and put it in the over since I over sprayed with primer I want to make sure the paint dries accordingly. So I sprayed it with the paint, let it dry for about 30 minutes and put it in the oven for 10 minutes and will spray an additional 2 coats and put it back in the over. Nothing like cooked valve cover in the afternoon
I just did 1 coat with the wrinkle paint and put it in the over since I over sprayed with primer I want to make sure the paint dries accordingly. So I sprayed it with the paint, let it dry for about 30 minutes and put it in the oven for 10 minutes and will spray an additional 2 coats and put it back in the over. Nothing like cooked valve cover in the afternoon
Brings a nice "light headed" aroma to the house.....lol. I didn't mine wrinkle red.
#187
Originally Posted by SoFloTC
lawl! btw the stock mani gasket works great as it has the rings around the holes, fills nicely, i just swapped the dezod copper one cuz it leaked like crazy to a stock one and its fine.
I was going to say the same thing. The stock one has the indent rings and looks like it would seal a lot better than the one pictured that's straight flat.
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All painted, a little over spray but you should have seen it before I went back and fixed it.
I had over spray so I took an exacto knife and cut out the sections that had over spray and re-painted those sections.'
This is the final product after 3 coats.
I had over spray so I took an exacto knife and cut out the sections that had over spray and re-painted those sections.'
This is the final product after 3 coats.
#196
Originally Posted by Exodus
nice looking valve cover bro.... now... write down all the instructions so I can do mine...j/k... seriously though.... if your not to busy hook a brotha up.... lol
There is already a DIY on this.
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Originally Posted by crush02342002
looks like you got some flat spots on it...i thought at first it was the light or the camera...oh well looks ok though...better than stock fo sho
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Originally Posted by Exodus
nice looking valve cover bro.... now... write down all the instructions so I can do mine...j/k... seriously though.... if your not to busy hook a brotha up.... lol
FTW