The end result is quite spectacular, if I do say so myself.
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| The finished project. |
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| The items used. |
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| Engine Prior to Painting. |
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| Marking the ignition leads, nothing more embarrassing than struggling to figure out which one goes where. |
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| Had to use a bit of prying, used a hammer a shirt and gently pressed on the tappet cover to break the gaskets seal. |
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| Used a trash bag to simply cover the engine, open heart surgery for a car. |
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| Scraping off the gasket maker. The seals and gasket seemed in a good enough condition, decided not to replace. took along time to scrape off the gasket maker. |
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| Sealed off all the orifices with masking tape. used latex gloves and turpentine to prep the surface prior to spraying. |
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| Applying the first layer of white paint. |
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| Ran out of white paint. |
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| Mixed the blue and what was left of the white can for this really cool look. |
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| A milky way like affect. Came out really cool. |
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| This looks really really nice. The dripping look on the side, really sick. |
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| Applying gasket maker. |
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| Finished product almost in place. |
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| Too nice. |
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| After |
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| Before |
Cheers,
Sean
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