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08-Aug-2008, 09:11 PM

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ryan_77

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yeaa i was thinking of painting a couple of each: red, black, and blue. then maybe try other colours and sell them one by one as i paint them. and thanks sha i hope it works out for me too. polkaroo killa do you want this one? lol theres one little indent on top that i couldnt get rid of tho. not very noticeable. you can sort of see it in the pic.

08-Aug-2008, 09:13 PM

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im going to be pickin up some tools and stuff for sanding and painting ill let you guys know when i get things on the way.

08-Aug-2008, 09:22 PM

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spike

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I could most likely be able to get them done in any color.

08-Aug-2008, 09:25 PM

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hula_balu

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id go with red and polished

09-Aug-2008, 06:04 PM

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Originally Posted by ryan_77

hey guys, so im on my way to starting a little side business of painting and selling valve covers(mostly sohc). i did my first cover and wanted to know what you guys think. my "business" info will be in the advertiser forum soon. heres a pic of my first result. sanded, primed, and painted, not clear coated though.

thanks for looking,
ryan

If you want to advertise your business on TCC you need to contact me about that, otherwise, this is just discussion on the board.

Thanks

09-Aug-2008, 10:16 PM

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honDuh

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30 Minutes in my backyard and i could have the same job on my own valve cover..

Now if you were doing air brushing or something, then id be impressed...