In the recent Nov 2009 issue of Honda Tuning, many may have read about www.dip-tech.net.

This is a hydrographic dipping and clear coat process for any part, in my case I used my valve cover. Check out the website for unlimited designs.

BEFORE


AFTER

 

Looks good!!!how much was for that??

 

that's sick dude! looks awesome

 

$166 including return shipping from Tyler, Texas where they are located at.

 

love the before...looked great! The diptech guys do good work

 

Wow, that's looks legit, nice price too.

 

they've been around for awhile... had them do my wheels back in the spring

 

Valve cover looks pretty sweet!!!

LOL @ your car though, looks legit, but it looks like you tried to replace any possible part you could with an aftermarket piece haha.

 

engine bay looks clean as hell!! Did you replace all bolts and what not? I need to replace just about every bolt since they're all rusted and nasty. I might do a few now but if I ever do a motor swap I'm doing all bolts. If you did replace all bolts did you use oem or stuff from hardware store?

 

that's the point of modding a car.

 

VC looks freaking amazing man.

 

Came out really nice! It's a pretty fascinating technique, some videos of the process here
http://ekhatch.wordpress.com/2009/06/24/hydrographics/

 

LOL nvm.

 

I replaced about 70% of the bolts.........virtually all of the ones that can be seen.

I used all OEM stuff. I usually go through internet Honda and Acura parts departments at:

Acura Carland Duluth Georgia / www.acuraautomotiveparts.net
Majestic Honda Lincoln Rhode Island / www.hondaautomotiveparts.com

 

valve cover looks good

 

That's so cool.

 

damn thats sick!

 

ive seen your car at meets, its clean !!

 

that **** is awesome yo

 

Nice!i just hit them up!

 

 

Ahhhh, that looks soo cool!!

 

Where did you get the clear hose for the radiator to overflow tank?

 

how much you pay for that im really diggin that man..match it up with my nardi wheel and ****

 

It was some tubing I found at Home Depot.