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Well, i painted the intake, made a cold air box, painted the rad cover, painted the lettering on the engine cover, and the biggest one is i painted the valve cover.






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took quite a while. The intake used to be red, but for me the red didnt turn out very good so i sanded it down and re painted it. Then i took the valve cover off and sanded that smooth and painted it 2 tone. THe stipes in the middle are silver, and the other part is dark gray. My sticker on my rad cover was coming off so i ripped it off and painted the cover gray. THe cold air box took a while because of trying to get it to fit properly and at first i was making it from metal. I decided to go plexy glass with a metal bottom. Trying to figure out how to mount it was tricky too.
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From: Westerville, Ohio 2000 Black SSEi

Looks nice and clean. What temp paint did you use for the valve covers?
You waited until AFTER the meet to do this?
Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
Lookin good! I just did a massive cleaning of my engine. 
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From: Lethbridge, Alberta, _______Canada._______ West Coast Bonneville Fest ___05,06,07 Survivor___

wow u really went all out on that one!
And i thought my 20 minute citrus orange clean jobs turned out good!
And i thought my 20 minute citrus orange clean jobs turned out good!
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