Going For Gold...

[Noel]

@ Owen,

Love that engine cover.. B) , looks really well, best of luck

Just a suggestion, could you try and straighten up the wires in the earthing kit abit more, give it a more perfect look...I have always thought right angles look better than curves when wiring ....IMHO

[GALLA_4]

Just a suggestion, could you try and straighten up the wires in the earthing kit abit more, give it a more perfect look...I have always thought right angles look better than curves when wiring ....IMHO

Your having a laugh right

[Noel]

Sorry mate , never intended too offend...... :shutit:

[Lancio]

Very Nice Owen! Few nice tidy bits on h :) er!

[Robin H]

what prep work did you do before spraying the caps and covers ect

as I think a few things maybe changing colour soon on my car :winky:

[GALLA_4]

Wash all the crap and dirt off them. I used a degreaser and rinsed them all off. The I took a very fine sandpaer to them. Wet and dry 800 grit would do.

Then I used a plastic primer (about 2 coats) left to dry, and it really is up to you what colour you want to go for after that. Plasticoat do some nice colours!!

Once I had painted all the bits I left them all to dry for a few days, and then came along with some clear coat lacquer and gave them all a few light coats.

Simple!!!

[Chris Skelton]

simple? Oh yeah! So it's not just girlfriend's nail varnish? :D

No, really, it looks great! Simple doesn't come into it! CAREFUL might though!

[Robin H]

Wash all the crap and dirt off them. I used a degreaser and rinsed them all off. The I took a very fine sandpaer to them. Wet and dry 800 grit would do.

Then I used a plastic primer (about 2 coats) left to dry, and it really is up to you what colour you want to go for after that. Plasticoat do some nice colours!!

Once I had painted all the bits I left them all to dry for a few days, and then came along with some clear coat lacquer and gave them all a few light coats.

Simple!!!

Thanks for the help

picked up all the above today

got a nice :shutit: colour for the bit's in the bay :D

I've got a bead blaster at work so that will make the sanding part a bit quicker :)