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PowerEclipsesDec-24-01 03:18 AM
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#11017, "Directions for painting valve cover and should i do it?"




          

can i have some pics of peoples painted valve covers and directions on how to do it i was thinking about doing it thanks


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evan2Dec-24-01 06:53 AM
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#11018, "RE: Directions for painting valve cover and should i do it?"
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take it off..
clean it up really good.. use simple greeenn
sand it down if you want if not then dont
never painted mine so i dont want to give what i think ytou should do..


but many said to bake it in the oven after its painted so the paint will set in nice.. i think they said 350 for 15 mins.. and it will stink up your house


also some said use the low temp paint.. they said the high didnt look good.

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