it fits with my calipers and my new front blue light
Spraying that valve cover!
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it fits with my calipers and my new front blue light
it fits with my calipers and my new front blue light
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Re: Spraying that valve cover!
I like it!
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Re: Spraying that valve cover!
Good finish on that 
1996 EJ9 Civic
1998 BB8 Prelude Motegi VTi
1998, B16A2 EK4 Civic VTi
Aims:
EJ9 - Now my GF's car.
BB8 - Rebuild after crash damage to front end.
EK4 - Daily driver. Strip and track prep once prelude project complete
1998 BB8 Prelude Motegi VTi
1998, B16A2 EK4 Civic VTi
Aims:
EJ9 - Now my GF's car.
BB8 - Rebuild after crash damage to front end.
EK4 - Daily driver. Strip and track prep once prelude project complete
Re: Spraying that valve cover!
Excellent post, it's small details which make the biggest visual impact. When using aerosols leaving them in hot water before use greatly improves paint finish, it avoids "orange peel" effect. Also don't dismiss using paint brushes. For many years I ran a trucking business and always painted the truck cabs with Tekaloid coach enamel applied by brush. The secret as ever is preparation, good paint and top quality brushes. You'll be surprised at the results you can achieve, I can get a better finish with a brush than most amateurs can get with a spray gun.
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