Here is the finished Product:
Here is the finished Product:
.
Last edited by ninspeed; 01-31-2004 at 02:21 PM.
There is no clear on this...
wsahed the valve cover with a wax/grease remover, then scufed it up a bit with scotch brite pad... then used dulpicolor graphite wheel paint...
Originally posted by rage2
Just because you're older... doesn't mean you need older women. Nothing wrong with an 18 year old here and there!
looks great man!!!! good work!!
Originally posted by rage2
I can't believe I'm driving Ferraris in those vids. I'd never be caught dead in one now.
It looks grrreat!
Damn thats looks pretty sweet. How many coats is that?
3-4 coats
Thats sweeeeet Rob...Looks pimp...
...@therealarifjina...
good job rob...looks tight.
Built not Bought.
Originally posted by mitsumirage
the civic will always be just a basic car , poor people will always buy them , its sad but its true
i want my valve covers to look like that
loox awesome
u used wheel paint?
does that withstand the heat
Damn that looks pimp Rob... even better in person
omgwtfbbq
Yeah, I am curious as to how well the wheel paint will withstand the heat from the engine...looks good though!
That was my concern as wellOriginally posted by ZorroAMG
Yeah, I am curious as to how well the wheel paint will withstand the heat from the engine...looks good though!
well quit cheaping out and get some! Get rid of thoes home depot connectors too!!! Oh and get some paint on that rust ass manfiold hahaOriginally posted by gpomp
That poor Civic needs dyno time.
Bleh, rage2 is always busy and Toma's closed... Those Home Depot couplers suck so bad man... Waiting for the new charge pipes to be painted and then I gotta get brackets made for the new IC and bring the BOV home... 2 weeks. Yeah, and wtf is up with that rust. The person who made it must've cheaped out on materialOriginally posted by legendboy
well quit cheaping out and get some! Get rid of thoes home depot connectors too!!! Oh and get some paint on that rust ass manfiold haha
the wheel paint withstands heat up to 350-400F... ill snap some picts next weekend after a week of driving..Originally posted by ZorroAMG
Yeah, I am curious as to how well the wheel paint will withstand the heat from the engine...looks good though!
Just gotta make sure you clean it really well with a strong degreaser