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Painting aluminum valve cover on redblock 200

posted by  TwoFortyWagon on  Thu Jul 12 01:29 CST 2007
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I'm redoing the top of the engine and was planning on repainting the valve cover. I was going to use some red brake caliper paint because it is heat resistant, and because I have some. Before I started though, I was wondering if anyone had good or bad experiences doing this... what sort of paint did you use? How did you prep the surface?

Thanks,
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'92 245 5-speed, '92 944 GL auto






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