s2konroids

Whilst cleaning my engine some of the paint has flaked off.

Can you buy red rocker cover paint? I think it will need to be heat resistant too.

Cheers

GrittyShaker

I've done a search on this and apparently there's not much point, as it just flakes off again.

Apparently you would need to get it completely sandblasted then fully repainted again, which would cost more than a new rocker cover would from Ricks.

However, I had a look on Rick's site and can't find rocker covers for sale, so I'm not sure if you can still get them from him. They cost a hell of a lot more from Honda, as you would expect!

eSeM

Polish it:

s2konroids

Ah bugger

Its not too bad but theres a few flecks here and there.

Ruskopeko

I have done the same thing, really pissed me off!!!!

oxhouser

its crackle finish, you can get it in black from good auto parts shops but not sure about red but if you can hang on a week i have some black in the garage il have a look who makes it and let you know

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you can get it here its

lucky77

I just recently had mine refurbed. Went for a change of colour and it didnt work out to expensive. Just got to change all my vacuum hoses to match again

GrittyShaker

[QUOTE=oxhouser,Oct 18 2008, 05:54 PM] its crackle finish, you can get it in black from good auto parts shops but not sure about red but if you can hang on a week i have some black in the garage il have a look who makes it and let you know

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you can get it here its

U9aXy6Dn

i've considered having mine polished professionally but have warmed quite a bit to the concept of having it gold plated.. not sure just yet tho as i've already got a polished inlet manifold sat here. Too much buffed alloy spoils the vteccy-broth

s2konroids

I personally just want it touched up.

Surely you could prime areas first then touch up with paint?