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DSM_421 · 04-25-2008

Most of the paint on my valve cover is gone, although some still needs to be removed. I will probably just use an economy line paint stripper that Napa offers.

Do you remember what the 1200F primer was called? I looked at a few 1200F paints today at the Napa by me (In Wisconsin) and I don't remember seeing any type of high temp primer... Probably didn't look hard enough.

Also this Napa does as much business in a month that the old Napa I worked at does in a day lol. Huge difference in part selection...

PS - How long did you wait for the paint to set between each coat?

Edit - Also, do you remember what color red that was? Looks like it matches the paint real well. I have been trying to decide to either go red or black. Also what grit sand paper did you use?

04-25-2008	#5
DSM_421 Banned Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Minnesota Drives: down the middle of the fairway bitches! Posts: 1,306	Re: So I want to paint my valve cover... Most of the paint on my valve cover is gone, although some still needs to be removed. I will probably just use an economy line paint stripper that Napa offers. Do you remember what the 1200F primer was called? I looked at a few 1200F paints today at the Napa by me (In Wisconsin) and I don't remember seeing any type of high temp primer... Probably didn't look hard enough. Also this Napa does as much business in a month that the old Napa I worked at does in a day lol. Huge difference in part selection... PS - How long did you wait for the paint to set between each coat? Edit - Also, do you remember what color red that was? Looks like it matches the paint real well. I have been trying to decide to either go red or black. Also what grit sand paper did you use? Last edited by DSM_421; 04-25-2008 at 11:13 PM..