Spraying cam covers

[86xxx]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (starni_boy @ Jan 23 2008, 12:52 PM) </div>I used it on my old celica engine, finish was awesome and to this day is still just as good.

[rich_86]

you might need to replace the seals under the nut on top of the taper covers adn the taper covers plastic seals might need replacing too...jus did mine hot pink jus to be different am sick of seeing black 4ages....lol

[rich_86]

i picked up my paint from repco paid 15 for the pink and 20 for the clear for it and put on three coats and 2 coats of clear as the lettering was not painted a total bitch to tape up...not doin it again any time soon....no probs at all with it so far and its been bout 4000kms so far so yea

[riojin]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Rich_86 @ Jan 23 2008, 05:13 PM) </div>black looks hot but im gonna go a different colour to be different too. another thing to think about

[rthy]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (medwin46 @ Jan 23 2008, 07:37 AM) </div>Already thought of this and it will not take the heat. It will melt, not to an extent that it will run off, but it will become soft and eventually wont return to its baked hard state.
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I didint think the melting point was that low, but then again it is a plastic. I will try and find the melting point and post it

[stinger_007]

I'd used hi-temp 'crinkle' paint on a sr20 before xmas.

left it a week to set.

Re fitted, still going strong!

All i did was clean it (really well), and paint!

[johnny_08]

yea i used the red wrinkle, good stuff, still goin strong with oil and crap on it again
perfect time to do it aswell this weekend, nice and hot