DIY Painted my engine cover

Nice! Washing the car as much as possible definitely saves the car...I had a 2006 Honda Civic DX with 130,000kms on it and I sold it in September 2011 for $8500....the person who bought it said they were looking for 3 months and it was "the best car they seen and that it was obvious that it was well taken care of"
that's good man :)
 
Anybody have pictures of the engine cover painted DBP? Would love to see it underhood...

I'm about to get mine done. I was on the fence between DBP and red. I figured since I already had the battery tie down red, I should keep going with the theme. Either way I think it's a nice touch for the engine compartment.
 
just photoshop a red one :)
Unfortunately, I like the program and skills required to do this. :D

I'm about to get mine done. I was on the fence between DBP and red. I figured since I already had the battery tie down red, I should keep going with the theme. Either way I think it's a nice touch for the engine compartment.
Excellent, can't wait to see the pictures!
 
Unfortunately, I like the program and skills required to do this. :D


Excellent, can't wait to see the pictures!

Since my car should be going to the body shop to get my dent fixed (if I ever get the approval from insurance), I'm going to see if they'll paint the cover at the same time. I probably won't put it on for a month or so or at least until it warms up a bit. I will post pics for sure once I get it done.
 
Since my car should be going to the body shop to get my dent fixed (if I ever get the approval from insurance), I'm going to see if they'll paint the cover at the same time. I probably won't put it on for a month or so or at least until it warms up a bit. I will post pics for sure once I get it done.
yeah truee!! They'll have the paint ! Tell em to give it a quick spray :)
 
Since my car should be going to the body shop to get my dent fixed (if I ever get the approval from insurance), I'm going to see if they'll paint the cover at the same time. I probably won't put it on for a month or so or at least until it warms up a bit. I will post pics for sure once I get it done.
Ouch, sorry for the dent, man. I was just discussing that situation with parking lot jerks with a coworker. Hopefully they'll get you approved and on your way!

Thank you! Webby, you're like a wizard.
 
Since my car should be going to the body shop to get my dent fixed (if I ever get the approval from insurance), I'm going to see if they'll paint the cover at the same time. I probably won't put it on for a month or so or at least until it warms up a bit. I will post pics for sure once I get it done.

I got the car back today. They did the engine cover at the same time. It turned out really well. Now I just have to wait for the weather to warm up so I can clean up the engine bay before I install it.
 

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omg idk where my pics went! imma put em back up! LOL!!

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We are old! :thumb:
 
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Me too....dirty engine bay. :confused: Would like to find some tips and suggestions how to do this properly and easily.
(-----------has never cleaned an engine bay.
 
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