welfle18
15+ Year Contributor
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- Sep 14, 2006
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Norwalk,
Ohio
Well one way to get rid of overspray is to mask off the areas that you dont want paint on! I like the idea just think that powder coating is much more effective. Just my .02 though.
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Well one way to get rid of overspray is to mask off the areas that you dont want paint on! I like the idea just think that powder coating is much more effective. Just my .02 though.
I did take valve cover off, we cleaned it and degreased it.
Yea i didnt like how the sparkplug cover came out, I might just buy one of those aluminum ones. So how do I get rid of overspray?
Also Day 4 and still goodLets see how long it lasts
Why didnt you paint it while it was off? Why is there overspray then?
, that why im wondering how to get rid of that???
Not to sound like an ass, but imo, this is kind of a hack job.Its gonna look like crap real soon not to mention the way you guys painted it.Dont let your uncle touch your car parts.Remove them and powder coat them, the right way.

Very nice, flows very well with the black exterior
Well to update, its been well over a week and its still clean and shiny. Guess that paint was good after allBoredom leads to rice... j/k but yeah without high heat paint it's going to deff check colors in no time once those components heat up.
JM1080: Looks good but I think it would look better if you did the lettering in black.