Valvecovers with shaved lettering?
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Valvecovers with shaved lettering?
Anybody have any pics? Or done this?
I was wondering what the easiest way of shaving off the DOHC VTEC and H would be. Then having it powdercoated.
Post pics/advice if you've done this. Just out of boredom/ throwing ideas around in my head.
I was wondering what the easiest way of shaving off the DOHC VTEC and H would be. Then having it powdercoated.
Post pics/advice if you've done this. Just out of boredom/ throwing ideas around in my head.
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Re: Valvecovers with shaved lettering? (tampaSi)
I would hit it with a power sander or very carefully file it. Some places will do it with a mill i think.
If you take your time, I am sure you could pull it off with a power sander, but it would take a lotta hours.
If you take your time, I am sure you could pull it off with a power sander, but it would take a lotta hours.
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Re: Valvecovers with shaved lettering? (tampaSi)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by tampaSi »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Anybody have any pics? Or done this?
I was wondering what the easiest way of shaving off the DOHC VTEC and H would be. Then having it powdercoated.
Post pics/advice if you've done this. Just out of boredom/ throwing ideas around in my head. </TD></TR></TABLE>
dude, i used a dye grinder with a 3m scotch pad. it took a total of 3 mins. to get off the dohc vtec
I was wondering what the easiest way of shaving off the DOHC VTEC and H would be. Then having it powdercoated.
Post pics/advice if you've done this. Just out of boredom/ throwing ideas around in my head.
</TD></TR></TABLE>dude, i used a dye grinder with a 3m scotch pad. it took a total of 3 mins. to get off the dohc vtec
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