spoon valve covers: just plain glossy yellow paint?
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supposedly the older spoon b series valve covers are painted yellow over the wrinkle red..so its wrinkle yellow.....the new ones are smooth and have machined things for all the grommets and ground thing.... <-- cant explain worth a damn
Yea true, i remember looking at one of the old tuner mags, and you could see around the spark plug holes it still showed red from scrapeage/ bad paint job.
my spoon valve cover was just painted over the wrinkle red...but the paint on that was way better than on the trendy *** j's racing valve covers...
those things have millions of imperfections
those things have millions of imperfections
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yup!
yup!
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oh.. about $300
oh.. about $300
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Noah ***** »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">why not paint it yourself?</TD></TR></TABLE>
try painting it yourself. you will see
first, you have to match the paint, then you have to do a quality job. this means no overspray, no runs,
no fingerprints. this means all the letters being ground properly, no
missed spots, all the bracket mount points ground clean as well.
this is all after properly stripping and cleaning the valve cover. good
luck
try painting it yourself. you will see

first, you have to match the paint, then you have to do a quality job. this means no overspray, no runs,
no fingerprints. this means all the letters being ground properly, no
missed spots, all the bracket mount points ground clean as well.
this is all after properly stripping and cleaning the valve cover. good
luck
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by GRIP KING »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">have it powdercoated yellow... yes it will be shiny and yes it will match.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I second that, along with 'it will cost roughly 1/6 of the price that JDM cockgobblers are paying'
I second that, along with 'it will cost roughly 1/6 of the price that JDM cockgobblers are paying'
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I second that, along with 'it will cost roughly 1/6 of the price that JDM cockgobblers are paying'</TD></TR></TABLE>
what shade of yellow is it? there are many, many yellows
I second that, along with 'it will cost roughly 1/6 of the price that JDM cockgobblers are paying'</TD></TR></TABLE>
what shade of yellow is it? there are many, many yellows
You morons who actually buy a Spoon valvecover are sad. IT's not hard to do it yourself if you take your time and nobody but Mr Spoon would ever know it wasn't "the right shade of yellow"
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 98by911 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">buying the real spoon valvecover is the buyers decision. why not get the actually if you have the money. i think painting it yourself or powdercoating is just ghetto imo..
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Powdercoating is ghetto? And Spoon painting over the red on a type R valve cover isnt?
Powdercoating allows you to do some really nice colors in a hard, longlasting, shiny finish. My powdercoat done by TRG coating rules
and OMFG SPOON YELLOW POWDERCOAT! Like 60 bucks dude! OMFG, and it isnt just paint!
OMG SPOON OMG SPOON OMG SPOON
</TD></TR></TABLE>Powdercoating is ghetto? And Spoon painting over the red on a type R valve cover isnt?
Powdercoating allows you to do some really nice colors in a hard, longlasting, shiny finish. My powdercoat done by TRG coating rules
and OMFG SPOON YELLOW POWDERCOAT! Like 60 bucks dude! OMFG, and it isnt just paint!
OMG SPOON OMG SPOON OMG SPOON
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Powdercoating is ghetto? And Spoon painting over the red on a type R valve cover isnt?
Powdercoating allows you to do some really nice colors in a hard, longlasting, shiny finish. My powdercoat done by TRG coating rules
and OMFG SPOON YELLOW POWDERCOAT! Like 60 bucks dude! OMFG, and it isnt just paint!
OMG SPOON OMG SPOON OMG SPOON
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lol its ghetto because he prolly tried and he fugged up...lol.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 98by911 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">buying the real spoon valvecover is the buyers decision. why not get the actually if you have the money. i think painting it yourself or powdercoating is just ghetto imo.. </TD></TR></TABLE>
then your saying anything painted is ghetto because it was painted by someone else. paint just doesnt magically appear
Powdercoating is ghetto? And Spoon painting over the red on a type R valve cover isnt?
Powdercoating allows you to do some really nice colors in a hard, longlasting, shiny finish. My powdercoat done by TRG coating rules
and OMFG SPOON YELLOW POWDERCOAT! Like 60 bucks dude! OMFG, and it isnt just paint!
OMG SPOON OMG SPOON OMG SPOON
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lol its ghetto because he prolly tried and he fugged up...lol. <TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 98by911 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">buying the real spoon valvecover is the buyers decision. why not get the actually if you have the money. i think painting it yourself or powdercoating is just ghetto imo.. </TD></TR></TABLE>
then your saying anything painted is ghetto because it was painted by someone else. paint just doesnt magically appear



