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    Default My Dseries valvecover:

    Well I am starting on my project early.I am going to keep a Dseries in my ef no matter what.I have a wire tuck/shaved bay planned and I could not deal with looking at the cheesy valvecover.So I took some of my time and did a little work to a cover I had laying around.

    After shaving [16valve]


    Ready to shave the [H]


    Almost done:


    Here it is ready to be sandblasted:



    Now I have to take it by my pals place so we can sandblast it.I have a color picked out already and hope soon he sprays it for me.
    I really disliked the look before I shaved it.Now it looks really nice and I thought it would look dull without the [Honda Motor Co.].

    This is what I started with:







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    looking good man has potential, here is mine compliments of BuCkY

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    looking good so far cant wait to see the finished product


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    Quote Originally Posted by B_Hoov
    looking good man has potential, here is mine compliments of BuCkY

    REPS!
    Yea he does do amazing work,I wish my work was that nice!.I enjoy doing this though I am really excited to finish it up.


    Quote Originally Posted by WTF?
    looking good so far cant wait to see the finished product
    I hope by middle of next week I will be done.The weekends are always full to do any personal work.

    Thanks guys for the post.





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    looks like a good start. how are you shaving maybe i can help out with some tips

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    Quote Originally Posted by The BUCKY
    looks like a good start. how are you shaving maybe i can help out with some tips
    Palm sander 80grit,then moved up to 220 after it was close to the cover.

    ..? tips.

    [I used what I had,220 is as fine as I could source in the shed.]





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    i would use the 80 till its gone then go over the whole top with the 220. make for a much smoother paint surface. and go over board with the 80. u will think its gone but its still kinda there. so go to far with the 80 then use your 220 to smooth out those sanding marks

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    that will be $10

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    Quote Originally Posted by The BUCKY
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    that will be $10





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