Chrome/Polished Valve cover
Thats not bad at all...^ but IMO I would stick to doing tower bars, UICP, LICP, radiator shroud and #1 on my list would be dress up bolts. This method would absolutely be annihilate those expensive dress up bolts they sell out there. GL
All the chrome/silver parts you see here (with the exception of the IM) are "chrome" powdercoat for a refrence to those of you looking do to this. IMO it looks amazing, not nearly as much work, and is really durable. All mine have a clear coat over them too, and it doesnt "dull" the color at all.


I bet the OP is talking about spectrachrome
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mI-i6h_dmgY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mI-i6h_dmgY
Here you go 
I polished my valve cover completely by hand back in July. Took about a week and a half because I had to find time to work on it after work and stuff.




And just for kicks: 3 bonus pics
Evo IX Bumper with SE lip on my car (Blue by You Evo VIII)

And My Custom Painted Brembos (done em myself)

I polished my valve cover completely by hand back in July. Took about a week and a half because I had to find time to work on it after work and stuff.




And just for kicks: 3 bonus pics
Evo IX Bumper with SE lip on my car (Blue by You Evo VIII)

And My Custom Painted Brembos (done em myself)

Last edited by Tvo; Dec 2, 2011 at 10:56 AM.
Damn that polished valve cover looks sweet. How did you manage to polish the valve cover so well? Like what steps did you do to get it to that shine?
Last edited by deylag; Dec 2, 2011 at 09:21 AM. Reason: grammar correction
....It actually looks pretty good... Atlantic Motorsports(I believe technomechanica did it for them) had it on one of their shop cars back in 07 ...the car was featured in AWD special issue of Turbo Magazine...















