Wednesday, September 11, 2019
How to wrinkle paint your valve cover! Anotha one.
Yes, another tutorial on how I do my wrinkle paint jobs on valve covers, highly requested from people. I will also include the link of my first tutorial below!
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The reason the valve covers are different is because the one with the Honda sign is a JDM cover and the one without is a USDM cover. My GSR motor is a JDM spec with a Honda symbol on it :)
ReplyDeleteNice work!
That looks good! I sprayed too heavy on my valve covers to the point where it was dripping and once it fully dried it has some huge wrinkles. I might re-do them and this time just stick to 3 heavy coats instead of using a full can on my 2 valve covers.
ReplyDeleteHi, I need help. I have an MSD b18c1, but I don't know how to get lunch control
ReplyDeleteNice video bro...I'm gonna do mine wrinkle red...ahhhhh so sikk ๐๐๐๐
ReplyDeletewhat colour grey is that? I like it
ReplyDeleteThat shit looks nice I'mma go that color on my h22
ReplyDeletePut chapstick/vaseline on the letter faces. Paint comes off super easy after.
ReplyDelete17:38 Years of practice ladies.
ReplyDeleteA little heavy on the first coat, and thats not scotch tape lmao
ReplyDeleteStupid question but can you use hair dryer instead of heat gun? Would it work the same or not? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteevery GOOD honda cover needs to be red.
ReplyDeleteCould I use a hair dryer asking for a friend lol
ReplyDeleteLooks really pro!
ReplyDeleteLooks good... will probably start peeling in a week though
ReplyDeletelike your built, the details are good, even the motul sticker on the spark plug cover! good job
ReplyDeleteHow do you even clean your engine bay with the paint on the value cover ?
ReplyDeleteLooks very nice! I'm currently doing a complete engine rebuild on my connect van and this is an awesome and cheap way to have the valve cover nice and clean, thanks for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteHow long do the valve cover takes to fully dry?..
ReplyDelete((((Use some old spark plugs to cover the spark plug holes..just cut the tubes from em so you can sit the valve cover straight..
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ReplyDeleteOn the outtro; that guy must not want to live
ReplyDeleteI got a Lexus IS right at the moment but I sure do miss those Honda motors. Nice work on the paint covers. Looks really solid.
ReplyDeleteGreat job and quite detailed..... Thanks so much!!! :)
ReplyDeleteGood stuff. You forgot the primer first tho. You need that primer. It peels later on without it
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ReplyDeletebut bro where can I purchase the paint remover aircraft brand. Without buying online
Is there a website to buy these valve covers and interior lights gauges anyone could suggest
ReplyDeleteGenerally with spray paint you dont want full coverage on your first coat and sometimes even on the second depending on the color. Multiple light coats is key. Trust me. And I will usually wait longer in between each coat as I put more coats on.
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ReplyDeleteIs one can enough for this job? Do you think it will hold better over time if primer is used?
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ReplyDeletethe next cover u wrinkle paint, warm it up with the heat gun before and you'll have a little better result....
ReplyDeleteWow deff using this to do my vc ๐ค๐ฝ
ReplyDeleteLooks good bro . I am going to try it on my single jingle one.
ReplyDeleteAnother good one. I let my daughter actually do mine on my 97 hatch after i watched your first one, just showed her how to take it off wrinkle red she did great. Waiting for the valve cover gasket to go on my 08 si sedan so i can paint it. That valve cover turned out really good, really cool gray. Flexing your skills man. Happy Thanksgiving.
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ReplyDeletemate, mask it up again around the lettering and use some polish for the letters. Just rub it into the lettering.
ReplyDeleteAnother way I found to remove paint from my letters, is to get some brakleen and qtips, dip the qtips in some brakleen and just wipe the paint off! A lot easier bro. But love the color keep it up!
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ReplyDeleteTommy dope color! Great how to video but you keep calling it scotch tape its blue painters masking tape.
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