I know this somewhat belongs in the 4g63 section but I thought I'd put it here because it can be done to the 420a valve cover all the same. I would encourage anyone to do it if you know how to operate a rattlecan. Followed this DIY on tuners:

http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/showthread.php?s=53b9e8914b49e72961acf8ca589f1cb9&t=107469



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Looks nice, man.

That looks really great man, very nice work.

I need to paint my valve cover, but I want to get a second valve cover so I have no down time.

i really like that color, if i paint mine i think it will be similar to that, but like ^^^ said, i want to buy another valve cover so i have no down time. Then I can paint my other one and sell it. How tedious was it tape around all of the letters?

Looks good. I should have done that instead of paying $50 for a powder coat job that was kinda crappy anyway. I'll probably do that anyway.

I like the quality of the paint. :thumbsup

Just use masking tape and an exacto knife, it was a breeze. The whole thing was amazingly easy, I could almost train a monkey to do it.

thats nice. i did in flat red, rustoleum thermal high gloss so it matches the car and intake, soo goin to paint the distributor

Originally posted by VOTBLINDUB
soo goin to paint the distributor

LOL quit fucking calling it that you newb, it's a coil pack.

Originally posted by 420a-Tnthewerks

Originally posted by VOTBLINDUB soo goin to paint the distributor

LOL quit fucking calling it that you newb, it's a coil pack.

hahahahaha

Originally posted by 420a-Tnthewerks

Originally posted by VOTBLINDUB soo goin to paint the distributor

LOL quit fucking calling it that you newb, it's a coil pack.

same shit, you knew what part im talkin about.

Looks great man, you can tell you have patience. That is what it really takes to get it done right. I know people that rush the coats and don't allow proper drying time.

Again you did a great job! Looks amazing!