What Should I Paint Next?
#1
What Should I Paint Next?
Well I was bored today, so I figured I'd paint the heat shield for the header. It turned out pretty good, I used the flat black VHT High Heat paint. What do you think I should paint next? I was thinking of painting the piece where it says Honda in silver....what do you guys think of black? I want my engine to look new again, so what do you guys think?
#5
I don't recommend that... your car will be down for at least a week while you polish it... just throw on some wrinkle paint and call it a day. I plan to paint my whole engine and tranny all gold to match my wheels
#7
Originally posted by bbarbulo
I don't recommend that... your car will be down for at least a week while you polish it... just throw on some wrinkle paint and call it a day. I plan to paint my whole engine and tranny all gold to match my wheels
I don't recommend that... your car will be down for at least a week while you polish it... just throw on some wrinkle paint and call it a day. I plan to paint my whole engine and tranny all gold to match my wheels
#15
if u do take of ur valve cover
u will need to replace your valve seal.
HIGHLY recommened.
so make shure u buy that aswell
dont over tighten it when u put it back those bolts will snap
also dont use a air gun on it either.
hand tighten only.
also make sure as soon as you take off the valve cover u cover the top end with some type of cloth so nothing gets inside.
and dont paint the inside of the valve cover lol
u will need to replace your valve seal.
HIGHLY recommened.
so make shure u buy that aswell
dont over tighten it when u put it back those bolts will snap
also dont use a air gun on it either.
hand tighten only.
also make sure as soon as you take off the valve cover u cover the top end with some type of cloth so nothing gets inside.
and dont paint the inside of the valve cover lol
#16
Originally posted by Team Rukus
if u do take of ur valve cover
u will need to replace your valve seal.
HIGHLY recommened.
so make shure u buy that aswell
dont over tighten it when u put it back those bolts will snap
also dont use a air gun on it either.
hand tighten only.
also make sure as soon as you take off the valve cover u cover the top end with some type of cloth so nothing gets inside.
and dont paint the inside of the valve cover lol
if u do take of ur valve cover
u will need to replace your valve seal.
HIGHLY recommened.
so make shure u buy that aswell
dont over tighten it when u put it back those bolts will snap
also dont use a air gun on it either.
hand tighten only.
also make sure as soon as you take off the valve cover u cover the top end with some type of cloth so nothing gets inside.
and dont paint the inside of the valve cover lol
#19
i painted my valve cover, manifold heat shield and brackets in black a few months ago. it looks really nice and clean. for the head cover, i masked off the letters with masking tape, cut around them with a razor blade, and used a satin black paint. probably about 9 really light coats. its holding up really well, over 6 months now and not a single chip off the paint
#20
Originally posted by ERTW
i painted my valve cover, manifold heat shield and brackets in black a few months ago. it looks really nice and clean. for the head cover, i masked off the letters with masking tape, cut around them with a razor blade, and used a satin black paint. probably about 9 really light coats. its holding up really well, over 6 months now and not a single chip off the paint
i painted my valve cover, manifold heat shield and brackets in black a few months ago. it looks really nice and clean. for the head cover, i masked off the letters with masking tape, cut around them with a razor blade, and used a satin black paint. probably about 9 really light coats. its holding up really well, over 6 months now and not a single chip off the paint