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Old 02-11-2006, 12:18 AM
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Default Re: valve cover chroming

Rob,
That is actually not supposed to be a hard rubber piece but rather solf rubber. Plasti-Dip makes a dip that you can brush, spray or dip and it works great and comes in several colors including black. It has a short shelf life so have everything ready to cover before opening it up. Take some old parts and practice on a little before you do it on the good ones as it takes a little work to get it right sometimes.
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