im gonna spray ma rocker cover on ma vtr. could i just use normal spray paint? i know about the primer etc. but all i want to know is it ok to use the normal spray cans? it won`t crack or that will it? cheers
rocker cover spraying
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#2normal paint should be fine mate, thats all ive used and what most other people use, primer as usual, 2 coats best, rub down, then apply your colour and rub down between coats on these leaving with a smooth surface, do roughly 2-3 coats, then lacquer it, i would do at least 2 coats to protect the paint and make it stronger, i used 2 coats of normal lacquer then 2 coats of alloy wheel lacquer and came out ok. the more coats of lacquer you use the shinier it will become
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#3cool mate. have some rep also. cheers
edit - forget the rep ,says i need to spread the love. must have repp`ed you before -
#4lovely cheers, get some pics up when done
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#5will do
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#6i used some high temp engine laquer from halfrauds it was about a fiver here's a link for you http://www.motortraders.com/xcart/ca...uer_400ml.html
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#7If it were me i would use hammerite paint to be on the safe side too
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#8what colour you wanting to make your rocker cover into?
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#9well its gold the now. but not a gold thats the same as the car. i bought spray paint the same as the car, to do a wee bit on the dash and ive loads left. so i thought i would spray the rocker cover to match the body work
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#10would look quite nice if you did other parts of the engine aswellQuote:well its gold the now. but not a gold thats the same as the car. i bought spray paint the same as the car, to do a wee bit on the dash and ive loads left. so i thought i would spray the rocker cover to match the body work
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#11what parts tho?
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#12Manifold Heat Sheild
ECU Cover
Cambelt Cover
Battery Cover
all them are a possibility
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#13ill have a look at it tomorrow. cheers
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#15got any pics of the finished rocker cover im on about doing mine thats all cheers
